3D Lenticulars Any technological development in art always has to be for good reason, not just because you can, in my view. Hence why you have never seen an NFT from me incidentally. Lenticulars are a case in point – I mean the base tech has been around for a long time, I remember it in cereal packets at last four decades ago, they're really just a very posh version of that! It's how their attributes can be used for good, to twist reality a little and confuse the eye, is what I'm focused to achieve. I can't even keep track myself of how many stages there are from a stunt body (me) being photographed in Ayrton Senna's race suit, digitally enhanced, printed, modelled in clay, wax and then cast in bronze, photographed again then digitally morphed to create a 3D effect.... but I like it! Also combining two unique oil paintings to create the effect of removing Lewis Hamilton's helmet, something that I had in mind for a long time, it's just figuring out the how. And in memoriam of Queen Elizabeth, flipping between colour and monotone versions of similar oil artworks. Hopefully you're reading this because you've seen how these work in the flesh, as they're almost impossible to give the full impression online – but we can send video's on request. The backlit versions are dimmable, and even midrange light up an entire room.