Yin & yang with a twist

[gwpriester]

I have done dozens of Yin & yang stereograms. It's a graphic that really lends itself to 3D treatments.

This is one of my favorites.

[Egg Bramhill]

Yes, I can understand why, that's excellent Gary.

[Jonopen]

Wow!

Strange but just for a few seconds I had a moment when everything reversed and the outer area went to the very back giving even more depth. I’ve tried quite a few times again but can repeat it. Everything was crystal clear and I could look at it completely naturally. Never had that happen before. Is that a secret intention with the Yin & Yang Design?

[handrawn]

very impressive that one Gary

[Boy]

Really nice one and popped out right away.

Question though: I seem to see a small gap -- and therefore the background -- between the lower left curves of the yin and yang.

[handrawn]

the axes of the image are not aligned to the cardinal points [it's 'tilted'] - that could explain it ?

[Joelle]

Love it!! I want that on my wall :-)

Joëlle

[gwpriester]

Boy and others - Here is an example of another Yin and yang I am working on and you can see how the software leaves a gap. Sometimes I go in and manually fill that if it is too distracting.

[Egg Bramhill]

Very obvious.

[Boy]

Boy and others - Here is an example of another Yin and yang I am working on and you can see how the software leaves a gap. Sometimes I go in and manually fill that if it is too distracting.

Thanks for the further clarification, Gary.

Wow, that's a complicated design! It keeps on moving in and out and, to a lesser extent, laterally as well.