Just revisited a process I developed in 2018 for creating layered art from a 2D image. Always wanted to try it on a Mars Attacks comic I have which was deemed a “Baseball Special” by Topps Comics.
It’s a bit painstaking, but I love the look it delivers from the parallax effect of the foreground subject against the background.
The source image is the last one below.
Interesting result with unique art.
Looks great
This is a cool approach to creating layered art from a 2D image. While I’m not a fan of Mars Attacks, I do appreciate your skill in adapting the image.
Did you have to recreate missing details hidden behind the foreground subjects?
Correct. I create a layer in Photoshop and then use the Clone brush and the Smudge brush to paint the area that doesn’t exist in the original image. It falls into that “painstaking” category. 
Impressive result!
Thank you!
What a wonderful display! You are making me want to try it now.
How did you get the art on the wood? Is that Sublimation?
Not sublimation. Just printed on heavy stock and then attached to 1/8" Baltic Birch with Scotch 3M Positionable Mounting Adhesive. It’s one of about 20 steps in my process from 2018.
I love it!
