Optic Paper

During the Technology Rush age, a form of electronically imbued printing was invented which allower the embedding of wigglegrams into relatively cheap "optic paper". This paper was first made of hemp and glass fibres interwoven with strings of micro LEDs, but was later refined. For a mere 65% increase in price per page, publishers were able to replace their traditional paper with optic paper capable of displaying images with limited motion - usually up to 10 frames per page.

Wigglegrams
Wigglegrams are a form of steroscopic image created in the Modern Age capable of displaying a limited 3-dimensional effect. This effect was achieved by showing a number of images taken at the same time but from slightly different perspectives (usually 4-6) in quick succession. Because of the back-and-forth effect this method of presentation created, the name "wigglegram" was coined.

At this time, wigglegrams existed only as online media to be shared for amusement, but became much more widespread after the invention and proliferation of optic paper.