Printing Optical Elements on posters/pics

[luxexcel]

We have developed an interesting, unique and pattented technology which could maybe interesting for artists who make posters and photographics.

Our technology makes is possible to print optical elements on posters and photographics. e.g. parts of the posters can be highlighted with this technology.

I was wondering if this technology is interesting for artists of posters and photographics. Im looking forward to your comments on my topic!!

[Angryblue]

not to encourage spam, but why don't you have examples of any of your techniques you think we should be introduced to?

[squeegeethree]

I'm intrigued. Tell us more. Your wordage "optical elements" and "highlighted with this technology" is vague at best. I'm imagining a giant highlight marker.

[Streeter]

glitter

[johnny]

Puffy Paint!

[strawberryluna]

or moiré patterns.

[vrooooom]

The posters have eyes.

[luxexcel]

Its hard to show a digital example because the optical elements on the pics/posters are only visible when we have printed them.
For example we have made a print of a flower with some honey in it. With our technology it looks like there is really some honey on the picture when you see it hardcopy.
Hopefully its now more clear to you whats possible with our technology (I think we can say its a 3D element)

[uncle charlie]

I would like to be a guinea pig. can I send you a file to print as a test?

[Nicholas Wilson]

I would like you to print on a guinea pig. I don't have one though...