Turn 2D photos into 3D relief scupltures
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BumpyPhoto the family pet
BumpyPhoto that awesome tackle
The 3D printing process can leave visible layering
Some things are better suited to 3D than others
BumpyPhoto turns 2D photos into 3D relief sculptures
The depth map used to create the 3D sculpture
BumpyPhoto of a motorbike
BumpyPhotos can be ordered in different sizes
BumpyPhoto of a fox
BumpyPhoto also offers 3D cutouts
Rear of a BumpyPhoto and cutout
BumpyPhoto 3D relief sculpture of a house
BumpyPhoto 3D relief sculpture
BumpyPhoto 3D relief sculpture
BumpyPhoto 3D relief sculpture
BumpyPhoto 3D relief sculpture wedding shot
Article Summary
Those looking to bring a little more “depth” to their photos might want to check out the custom-made photo reliefs from Portland, Oregon, based BumpyPhoto. Using 3D-printing technology, the company will produce a full-color 3D relief sculpture from a 2D photo to give an even better indication of the size of that sun dial that Uncle Barry calls a nose.
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