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I envisioned a sphere that turns half of itself inside out. The stereogram shows how I wanted the shape to appear and the black and white depth image is the solution I came up with. I only used three shapes to create the sphere.
Anyone up to the challenge of replicating this fill?
Sorry to say, but I have this situation that I can't see depth in stereograms. I had a lazy eye (ambyoplia) when I was young.
It helped me to become a very good draughtsman and cartoonist because I can suggest depth on 2D surfaces (playing with perspective, line thicknes, colours) but I still am a bit annoyed by stereograms.
When everybody sighs in wonder and I just don't see it...
So please; move these stereograms to another part of the forum. Everytime is reminds me of my shortcoming.
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it was intended is a challenge, isn't the challenge forum where everyone else would expect it to be?Quote:
So please; move these stereograms to another part of the forum
I'm not really sure where else you think it shoud go :think:
Michael, I am sorry for you with your visual impairment but many TGers have this and much worse. I find Stereograms difficult too, with extreme myopia, but I don't require trigger warnings as I am constantly reminded wearing glasses full time yet had to be told I was "Speccy!" I was never a good boxer but managed quite well in Judo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael
I am sure that GaryP will not mind adding the Stereogram to the Title when he publishes newer stereograms.
Acorn
good suggestion acorn ;)
I agree but if GP wanted to put this in the challenge forum I'm OK with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
larry the suggestion is to include 'stereogram' in the thread title so Michael would know not to open the thread
Back to the sterogram-a ying-yang sphere. Excellent GP