"Little Nemo in Slumberland" 3-D poster by Denis Kitchen (unsigned)

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"Little Nemo in Slumberland" 3-D poster by Denis Kitchen (unsigned) You’ve never seen a cartoon nightmare hit you between the eyes like THIS poster! Denis Kitchen’s earlier Major Arcana 3-D poster is a remarkable 50 levels of depth, but wait till you get a load of his new interpretation of Winsor McCay’s classic strip “Little Nemo in Slumberland.” Nemo’s strange dream of his toys coming to life floats off the page in stunning depth. Most self-respecting comics fans have 3-D glasses laying around the house. If you have the red (left eye) and blue (right eye) variety, you can put them on right now and see the basic effect on your laptop. Naturally, the large (18 x 24 inch) paper version will be even more impressive, so you’ll want to order the real thing. It comes with its own 3-D glasses! If you’re curious to see this same image in flat but full color, see Denis Kitchen’s contribution to the oversize Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream (Locust Moon Books, 2014). The black & white original art for that volume was manipulated by 3-D maestro Jason Little to get the version you see here. You’ll want to hang this on your dorm or man cave (or other) wall to stare at endlessly and, also, to amaze your visitors. View under the influence of drugs at your own risk! View the paper 3-D print under bright light for best results. If you walk away from the image, or go side to side, it follows you! The 18 by 24 inch poster ships in a sturdy tube and comes with 3-D glasses. $15 + shipping. A version on a heavier card stock, signed by Kitchen, is also available here.

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"Little Nemo in Slumberland" 3-D poster by Denis Kitchen (unsigned)

"Little Nemo in Slumberland" 3-D poster by Denis Kitchen (unsigned) You’ve never seen a cartoon nightmare hit you between the eyes like THIS poster! Denis Kitchen’s earlier Major Arcana 3-D poster is a remarkable 50 levels of depth, but wait till you get a load of his new interpretation of Winsor McCay’s classic strip “Little Nemo in Slumberland.” Nemo’s strange dream of his toys coming to life floats off the page in stunning depth. Most self-respecting comics fans have 3-D glasses laying around the house. If you have the red (left eye) and blue (right eye) variety, you can put them on right now and see the basic effect on your laptop. Naturally, the large (18 x 24 inch) paper version will be even more impressive, so you’ll want to order the real thing. It comes with its own 3-D glasses! If you’re curious to see this same image in flat but full color, see Denis Kitchen’s contribution to the oversize Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream (Locust Moon Books, 2014). The black & white original art for that volume was manipulated by 3-D maestro Jason Little to get the version you see here. You’ll want to hang this on your dorm or man cave (or other) wall to stare at endlessly and, also, to amaze your visitors. View under the influence of drugs at your own risk! View the paper 3-D print under bright light for best results. If you walk away from the image, or go side to side, it follows you! The 18 by 24 inch poster ships in a sturdy tube and comes with 3-D glasses. $15 + shipping. A version on a heavier card stock, signed by Kitchen, is also available here.

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