Expressing Depth Through Design That Utilizes Thickness
By placing the back design in a position hidden from the front, the design appears to float when viewed from a slight angle due to the parallax effect created by the thickness of the acrylic. This allows for different impressions depending on the viewing angle and thickness, making it ideal for creating a sense of depth and dynamic visual effects.
[RECIPE] #078
Front: 711
Back: 711/221
[RECIPE] #079
Front: 791
Back: 791/301
When viewed head-on, the design on the reverse side is hidden, but as the viewing angle changes, the design appears to emerge. This allows for dynamic designs that look different depending on the viewer’s position and angle.
(Since this effect relies on the parallax caused by the thickness of the glass or acrylic, the effect may not be visible if the material is too thin.)
