Alain Hamblenne

Alain was born in Brussels in 1960 and studied graphics at Saint-Luc.
Currently, he lives in Liège and is responsible for the OUTLINE Graphic Designers studio, which focuses on traditional graphics.
He also gives visual communication and panoramic photography classes in the Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard (bachelor in computer graphics) of Namur, Belgium.

In 2002, Alain produced some unusual anaglyphical VRs that require the viewer to wear glasses with one red lens and a cyan one.

In 2004, Alain published "La Grille / The Grid", an easy method for a precise location of the entrance pupil on a DSLR camera.

In 2005, Alain won the "First International Digital Anaglyph Contest - Dabiri Award 2005".