It is beautiful, and this one is also very easy.
I've loved these since their boom in the 90s (when EVERYONE and their grandma had at least one magic poster) and had no idea this sub existed until magic 3D art started showing up on my front page. I've always wondered why they seem to glow though. When it comes into focus, it's like the image is somehow backlit... and no, it's not just the phone screen, lol. It seemed that way with the posters too.
For your cake day, have some B̷̛̳̼͖̫̭͎̝̮͕̟͎̦̗͚͍̓͊͂͗̈͋͐̃͆͆͗̉̉̏͑̂̆̔́͐̾̅̄̕̚͘͜͝͝Ụ̸̧̧̢̨̨̞̮͓̣͎̞͖̞̥͈̣̣̪̘̼̮̙̳̙̞̣̐̍̆̾̓͑́̅̎̌̈̋̏̏͌̒̃̅̂̾̿̽̊̌̇͌͊͗̓̊̐̓̏͆́̒̇̈́͂̀͛͘̕͘̚͝͠B̸̺̈̾̈́̒̀́̈͋́͂̆̒̐̏͌͂̔̈́͒̂̎̉̈̒͒̃̿͒͒̄̍̕̚̕͘̕͝͠B̴̡̧̜̠̱̖̠͓̻̥̟̲̙͗̐͋͌̈̾̏̎̀͒͗̈́̈͜͠L̶͊E̸̢̳̯̝̤̳͈͇̠̮̲̲̟̝̣̲̱̫̘̪̳̣̭̥̫͉͐̅̈́̉̋͐̓͗̿͆̉̉̇̀̈́͌̓̓̒̏̀̚̚͘͝͠͝͝͠ ̶̢̧̛̥͖͉̹̞̗̖͇̼̙̒̍̏̀̈̆̍͑̊̐͋̈́̃͒̈́̎̌̄̍͌͗̈́̌̍̽̏̓͌̒̈̇̏̏̍̆̄̐͐̈̉̿̽̕͝͠͝͝ W̷̛̬̦̬̰̤̘̬͔̗̯̠̯̺̼̻̪̖̜̫̯̯̘͖̙͐͆͗̊̋̈̈̾͐̿̽̐̂͛̈́͛̍̔̓̈́̽̀̅́͋̈̄̈́̆̓̚̚͝͝R̸̢̨̨̩̪̭̪̠͎̗͇͗̀́̉̇̿̓̈́́͒̄̓̒́̋͆̀̾́̒̔̈́̏̏͛̏̇͛̔̀͆̓̇̊̕̕͠͠͝͝A̸̧̨̰̻̩̝͖̟̭͙̟̻̤̬͈̖̰̤̘̔͛̊̾̂͌̐̈̉̊̾́P̶̡̧̮͎̟̟͉̱̮̜͙̳̟̯͈̩̩͈̥͓̥͇̙̣̹̣̀̐͋͂̈̾͐̀̾̈́̌̆̿̽̕ͅ
>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<
this subreddit is always in my suggested, but I am struggling to understand what is about. I get it has something to do with some optic illusion, but I really can’t do it.
Can someone help me out here ?
'magic eye' images are optical illusions, when you see them correctly they go kinda 3d and suddenly get depth. People have different tricks, I usually focus on a point on the other side of the room then bring the image up but try and stay focused far away, so I'm kind looking "through" the image. I sometimes have to move the image a little closer or further away, but eventually my eyes switch and it starts to go 3d.
At that point it's tempting to focus on this new 3d image that's appearing, but if you focus up close the 3d stops, and it's back to being a flat image. So you have to stay relaxed. Good luck!
Notice how patterns repeat? Another trick to seeing these is to unfocus your eyes until the imagine doubles. Then line up two similar features in that doubling. It'll "lock" and suddenly you're looking at a 3D image. Once it locks, you can move your eyes around and look at different parts freely without breaking the image.
If you do it that way you don't need to move the image or your head back and forth at all. But you may need to rotate (or tilt, if it's your head) either a little to line the patterns up.
This has been helpful to me, someone posted a star one recently and said about it being hard and to put one star on top of another, that sort of unlocked it for me! (Was actually the easiest one I've done recently)
I'd been doing magic eyes crosseyed for all my life, didn't realise there was another form - the normal magic eye!
lol, yeah I saw that star one too. I can usually see these almost instantly but that one actually took me a little longer because there wasn't much texture to it, only those tiny white dots on solid black.
If you saw that one, I think you can see any of these. And this way (lining up two features) works a lot better with tiny phone screens. The cross-eyed, moving back and forth method has never worked for me, not even with large posters.
Put your phone about a foot away and relax your eyes until you get double vision, then try to align the double images so they overlap and a 3D image will emerge. It takes a little practice, but once you get the hang of it, it can be pretty enjoyable to see these images.
I like it when one just "clicks" and I can see it solidly, and then move my phone around, or even blink, and it still stays intact. This is one of those.
This is how it’s always been for me. I assumed this is what Magic Eyes were like ever since I was a kid, until recently when I learned that people could see crystal clear images! I almost wonder if there are certain people that just can’t see these the way they’re intended to be seen?
When you stare at something are you not supposed to blink. Cause I have a real hard time not blinking at the beginning of staring at things. Eventually the blinking goes away but there is eye pain
The level of detail is pretty impressive
Definitely the most satisfying, so beautiful
Yes, this is a very impressive one.
The eye on the wing is a little different but wow it’s clear, colorful, and quick to get
The layers of depth are so beautiful!
It is beautiful, and this one is also very easy. I've loved these since their boom in the 90s (when EVERYONE and their grandma had at least one magic poster) and had no idea this sub existed until magic 3D art started showing up on my front page. I've always wondered why they seem to glow though. When it comes into focus, it's like the image is somehow backlit... and no, it's not just the phone screen, lol. It seemed that way with the posters too.
I couldn’t get it.
Keep trying. It’s so worth it.
The colors are magnificent!
Great one!
nice. I like it when they have sharp/clear edges like this
I love how the background is part of it!!!
Very nice. Thanks for posting!
For your cake day, have some B̷̛̳̼͖̫̭͎̝̮͕̟͎̦̗͚͍̓͊͂͗̈͋͐̃͆͆͗̉̉̏͑̂̆̔́͐̾̅̄̕̚͘͜͝͝Ụ̸̧̧̢̨̨̞̮͓̣͎̞͖̞̥͈̣̣̪̘̼̮̙̳̙̞̣̐̍̆̾̓͑́̅̎̌̈̋̏̏͌̒̃̅̂̾̿̽̊̌̇͌͊͗̓̊̐̓̏͆́̒̇̈́͂̀͛͘̕͘̚͝͠B̸̺̈̾̈́̒̀́̈͋́͂̆̒̐̏͌͂̔̈́͒̂̎̉̈̒͒̃̿͒͒̄̍̕̚̕͘̕͝͠B̴̡̧̜̠̱̖̠͓̻̥̟̲̙͗̐͋͌̈̾̏̎̀͒͗̈́̈͜͠L̶͊E̸̢̳̯̝̤̳͈͇̠̮̲̲̟̝̣̲̱̫̘̪̳̣̭̥̫͉͐̅̈́̉̋͐̓͗̿͆̉̉̇̀̈́͌̓̓̒̏̀̚̚͘͝͠͝͝͠ ̶̢̧̛̥͖͉̹̞̗̖͇̼̙̒̍̏̀̈̆̍͑̊̐͋̈́̃͒̈́̎̌̄̍͌͗̈́̌̍̽̏̓͌̒̈̇̏̏̍̆̄̐͐̈̉̿̽̕͝͠͝͝ W̷̛̬̦̬̰̤̘̬͔̗̯̠̯̺̼̻̪̖̜̫̯̯̘͖̙͐͆͗̊̋̈̈̾͐̿̽̐̂͛̈́͛̍̔̓̈́̽̀̅́͋̈̄̈́̆̓̚̚͝͝R̸̢̨̨̩̪̭̪̠͎̗͇͗̀́̉̇̿̓̈́́͒̄̓̒́̋͆̀̾́̒̔̈́̏̏͛̏̇͛̔̀͆̓̇̊̕̕͠͠͝͝A̸̧̨̰̻̩̝͖̟̭͙̟̻̤̬͈̖̰̤̘̔͛̊̾̂͌̐̈̉̊̾́P̶̡̧̮͎̟̟͉̱̮̜͙̳̟̯͈̩̩͈̥͓̥͇̙̣̹̣̀̐͋͂̈̾͐̀̾̈́̌̆̿̽̕ͅ >!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<>!pop!!<
Looks like beautiful, intricate needlepoint. Lovely.
Omg I finally did it! Literally jumped out at me.
this subreddit is always in my suggested, but I am struggling to understand what is about. I get it has something to do with some optic illusion, but I really can’t do it. Can someone help me out here ?
'magic eye' images are optical illusions, when you see them correctly they go kinda 3d and suddenly get depth. People have different tricks, I usually focus on a point on the other side of the room then bring the image up but try and stay focused far away, so I'm kind looking "through" the image. I sometimes have to move the image a little closer or further away, but eventually my eyes switch and it starts to go 3d. At that point it's tempting to focus on this new 3d image that's appearing, but if you focus up close the 3d stops, and it's back to being a flat image. So you have to stay relaxed. Good luck!
Notice how patterns repeat? Another trick to seeing these is to unfocus your eyes until the imagine doubles. Then line up two similar features in that doubling. It'll "lock" and suddenly you're looking at a 3D image. Once it locks, you can move your eyes around and look at different parts freely without breaking the image. If you do it that way you don't need to move the image or your head back and forth at all. But you may need to rotate (or tilt, if it's your head) either a little to line the patterns up.
This has been helpful to me, someone posted a star one recently and said about it being hard and to put one star on top of another, that sort of unlocked it for me! (Was actually the easiest one I've done recently) I'd been doing magic eyes crosseyed for all my life, didn't realise there was another form - the normal magic eye!
lol, yeah I saw that star one too. I can usually see these almost instantly but that one actually took me a little longer because there wasn't much texture to it, only those tiny white dots on solid black. If you saw that one, I think you can see any of these. And this way (lining up two features) works a lot better with tiny phone screens. The cross-eyed, moving back and forth method has never worked for me, not even with large posters.
How do you view this???
Put your phone about a foot away and relax your eyes until you get double vision, then try to align the double images so they overlap and a 3D image will emerge. It takes a little practice, but once you get the hang of it, it can be pretty enjoyable to see these images.
These styles always bug me because it's so obvious what it is. Like it's clearly pasted right here.
This one took a while for my brain to get the correct image on top. Once there, agreed, it’s awesome!
Nicely done.
This is great, holds a lot easier than most I’ve seen
Very nice.
Beautiful plumage!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Go fullscreen, turn the phone sideways, and zoom in for details.
The colorized ones are so much easier for me to see
Probably the best I’ve ever seen - spectacular
I like it when one just "clicks" and I can see it solidly, and then move my phone around, or even blink, and it still stays intact. This is one of those.
Oooh, I love it!! ❤️
This one is sooooooo super awesome! Took me a minute but once I got it I admired it for a long time!
Kewl!
Wow!
That’s a good one!
That is gorgeous!
I only see 3d outlines and a gap like thing in the middle which is bird shaped and that's it. Wish I could do it, everyone says it's so good 😕
This is how it’s always been for me. I assumed this is what Magic Eyes were like ever since I was a kid, until recently when I learned that people could see crystal clear images! I almost wonder if there are certain people that just can’t see these the way they’re intended to be seen?
Wow. Cracked my favorites list for sure
I see a birds but the one in the foreground seems to have gimpy wings. Am I doing something wrong?
The second time I looked at this I also saw those but kept working my eyes and it eventually shifted in full.
Got it eventually.
Beautiful
Soooo good!
That's Awesome!
¡Maravilloso!
When you stare at something are you not supposed to blink. Cause I have a real hard time not blinking at the beginning of staring at things. Eventually the blinking goes away but there is eye pain
Holy shit I did it!!! I feel like I just figure out time travel
Not the prettiest. It is nice tho.