The Expanded Book Edition includes five 3D lenticular. The album starts out with 'Vicarious,' which features some of Maynard 's most straightforward lyrics since nema 's 'Hooker with a Penis. Fear Inoculum is the long awaited new album from TOOL, and the bands first new album in 13 years. It's not only a step forward for the band, but a re-embracing of the epic-length rock songs found at the roots of early heavy metal. Format: CD, album, digibook with stereoscopic eyes. It’s amazingly low tech, high entertainment value. Thankfully, 10,000 Days was worth the labor pains and wait to deliver. They are high rez jpgs, you should be able to click them for the larger image, pull them off this site, print them, then use the Tool album viewer to see them in 3D. I started to think of how could I do some of this with my own art? So with some further geeking out on my part I studied the pics from the album got an idea of how to create some stereo images with some of my illustrations and came up with an interesting experiment. My favorite was “Robot Tea Party” included below.

Julian and I set up unlikely scenes in my wife’s dollhouse. Using that as the viewer made the whole project more home made and fun. Then I thought of the album by the band Tool “10,000 Days” that actually folds out into a stereoscopic viewer with a booklet of pictures. Plenty of sites have great step by step (I’m a fan of that) so taking the pictures was easy to figure out. My step son Julian wanted to do a school project on stereo photography, I was more than happy to help with the research and figuring out the technology. SO I’ve been geeking out lately on the old stereo viewers.

Tool 10000 days album stereoscopic