Abstract: A three-dimensional image display apparatus is formed from a set of pentagonal and hexagonal planar faces connected via a series of interfacing tabs that extend from the edges of the faces. One or more advertisements may be displayed on the external surface of the display, providing a unique, eye-catching advertising platform. Due to the fit between faces of the display, a two-dimensional advertisement may have gaps in its image when the panels are formed to make the apparatus. It therefore may be necessary to warp a two-dimensional image that spans multiple faces in order to yield a generally continuous image when the three-dimensional apparatus is formed.