Computer graphics evolution resulted in change of our dimensions perception greatly. Back those days when computers had sixteen colors monitors, flat style graphical elements were most common. There hardly ever was an idea of putting the third dimension into play before true SVGA appeared as a new standard.From that point on, user interface designers were trying to make the 2D graphics more dimensional by adding perspective. Soon the enterprise polygraphists followed: common street art, posters and graphical ads started getting three dimensional.Multiple studies indicate that 3D elements of graphical image are perceived better thus making it easier for the designer to implement the idea of his artwork. Today, most visual media utilize pseudo-3D graphics to reach the desired impact on consumer?s perception. That is why many web and polygraph designers seek proper tools to add a dimensional aspect to their artwork. Sadly, most specialized software solutions come at prices hardly...