#donaldstrangelove Resource Page
This is the resource page for the Donald Strangelove DIY lenticular project.
If you arrived here first why not start at the beginning?
Please be advised that the contents of this page are offered in the spirit of fun and exploration. Because of the large number of variables in lenticular printmaking there are no guarantees of successful outcomes and any time, effort and expense are undertaken at your own risk. We offer ZERO technical support for DIY lenticular and cannot provide assistance you should you encounter problems. With all that said, please continue!
artwork
This short animated looping sequence was created in collaboration with artist MC WOLFMAN! based on the Stanley Kubrick film Dr. Strangelove. Below you will find the original image files as well as interlaced files for different printers useful making animated lenticular prints. There is even an animated gif! Use is free and unrestricted but please consider linking back to the front page of the tutorial and tag #donaldstrangelove if you find a fun use for the material.
Original Files
Interlaced Images
To assure you download the right files you will need to know the base resolution of your printer. Most HP and Canon printers use 600 DPI (shows as 300, 600, 1200, 2400) and most Epson printers use 720 DPI (shows as 360, 720, 1440, 2880). There are exceptions to this so consult your documentation as using the right file is critical.
Lenticular Plastic
This project is based on the 60 LPI lenticular sheet material sold by Vue Thru. Be sure you get the 5”w x 7”h 60 LPI material and check that lines are running horizontal.
