Imagining some creative artwork might seem easy for creative people. However, putting life into the artwork is not easy at all especially, if you are not a Pro. Have you ever tried a 3D image app?

Have you ever imagined how amazing it would be if you could turn your creativity into life? WordsEye is the ultimate solution that can make your dreams come true.

WordsEye is a beta web app that helps you to portray a scene using texts in natural language. In order to translate the artwork into a 3D image, statistical parsing will be used. The 3D image app is quite easy to use and the results can be dreamy, more than expected to be.

As per Engadget reports, WordsEye would not seem really practical unless you could expect it to draw almost everything.

Additionally, you can include relative concepts like positioning while naming fuzzy or exact objects along with their qualities by using terms. The technology of the 3D image varies model to model along with its capacity to understand the vocabulary.

WordsEye, the new-age 3D image app is an interesting and accessible way to produce art in a lively manner. According to The Next Web news, WordsEye opens up the possibility to the non-artist by using natural language processing to make the 3D scenes and all a user has to do is describe what they'd like to see.

Whether you want to create a thoughtful image for prototypes or projects or just want to use it as an entertaining tool for sharing your artwork with like-minded people, WordsEye can do anything. Everything you create on this 3D image app can be saved immediately to the app's gallery. You can even share those on social media whenever you wish.

The idea of this revolutionary 3D image app took a shape from the fact that 3D artists can make their imaginations alive, but others are unable to get that experience without proper knowledge.

According to the WorsEye CEO Gary Zamchicks, enabling a new form of creative expression is their primary thrust, but they see strong applications in education, mobile messaging, VR, and gaming, the Product Hunt reports. 

Certainly, education is one area where the app could be applied for hands-on use. The gen-Y 3D image app could be used to assist in the teaching of different languages or with literacy. However, in order to work impeccably, WordsEye requires housing a vast database of words and objects. To enrich the database, users are allowed to upload their own ideas as well.