3-Dimensional murals: the next step in advertisement?

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3D murals, which have been around for over thirty years, are getting new life as advertising tools.

This weekend at the Grove in Beverley Hills, the inventor of the 3D mural, Kurt Wenner, recreated the Grand Canyon for passersby to take pictures in. Check out our photo, and feel free to Photoshop yourself in.

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