He retouches old portraits into monster images, overlays them in a lenticular array so they change as you walk by:

http://www.hauntedmemories.com/newgallery.htm

had to look up 'lenticular'.

A lenticular is a printed image that shows depth or motion as the viewing angle changes.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular

Shaped like a double convex lens or a lentil.
www.ec.upstate.edu/medtech/microb/glossary.htm

Most people have seen this type of 3D image in a card shop (perhaps as a postcard of a religious figure). A Lenticular is a thin, portable, full color stereo picture. Thin plastic "lenses" placed over the photograph restrict the view of each eye to a particular part of the picture. Lenticulars can be composed on a computer, but can not viewed on a computer without the aid of expensive specialized attachments. Most of the images on this site involve free-viewing.
www.vision3d.com/voctype.html

The lentil is a bushy annual plant grown for its lens-shaped seeds. The seeds have a short cooking time and a distinctive earthy flavor. A variety of lentils exist with colors that range from yellow to red-orange to green, brown or even black. There are both large and small-seeded varieties. Lentils are generally sold as dry seeds.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lentil

interesting site :)

craig

Wow, some are really scary. I wonder if he can use these portraits or are they copyright free? I didn't read his website, so maye he explains it.

At the bottom of the page:

"Copyright Notice
Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005 By Eddie Allen All Rights Reserved
All artwork contained on this website is original work created by Eddie Allen and is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. Use, reproduction or distribution of any content herein in any form, can be made only with the explicit, written permission of Eddie Allen."

Those are really cool!

They remind me of a lenticular hologram of Jeckel/Hyde that I have. It's a real hologram, not one of those shiny sticker things like on a credit card. Anyway, it projects a solid 3D image of Jeckel/Hyde and morphs back and forth between the two as your angle to it changes. Just like the images on that site, but in 3D.

--Racc