The Other Side in 3D 1.1.9

What lies on The Other Side? Often, it is not what one expects. Istvan Banyai's The Other Side, now reimagined by Mental Canvas, offers a three-dimensional interactive experience that is both clever and rewarding.

A review from The New York Times aptly describes it as “visually elegant, devilishly clever and not dependent on words.”

The interactive 3D rendition of The Other Side showcases innovative technology developed by Mental Canvas, bringing traditional illustrations to life with enhanced capabilities. This format engages users of all ages, inviting them to navigate through scenes, establish connections between characters and scenarios, and engage their perception across the narrative. Utilizing the full functionality of the iPad—including flipping, zooming, tilting, and dragging—users can immerse themselves in a whimsical yet thought-provoking universe.

Key Features:

• Six pages of stunning interactive illustrations with additional content available via in-app purchase.
• Utilization of gyroscope technology for immersive 3D interactions.
• Accessibility in over a dozen languages.
• Original artwork by Istvan Banyai, famed for his book Zoom.
• Innovative 3D design and sound elements created by Mental Canvas.
• An engaging experience for audiences of all ages.

Privacy Policy:

Mental Canvas prioritizes your privacy and that of your child. We do not collect or share personal information, nor do we include third-party advertisements. A detailed privacy policy is available on our website.

About Mental Canvas:

Mental Canvas is at the forefront of developing a new class of graphical-media-design systems that bridges the gap between traditional 2D digital art and advanced 3D design technologies. The Other Side exemplifies content crafted using this pioneering technology. The company has received recognition, including the National Science Foundation Phase II SBIR Award.

About Istvan Banyai:

Istvan Banyai, a distinguished Hungarian-born illustrator known for his creations such as Zoom and Re-Zoom, has contributed significantly to children's literature and editorial illustrations for prominent publications like The New Yorker and Rolling Stone. His unique perspective continues to establish him as one of today's most original illustrators based in Connecticut.