DO YOU KNOW STEREOGRAMS?
A #estereograma is a flat image designed with a repeating pattern. Within that pattern, there are small variations precisely calculated that your eyes, when focusing in a special way, interpret as a three-dimensional image. It's as if the drawing had different depths invisible to the naked eye.
But this is not for everyone; there are people who will never manage to decipher the 3D image.
The Technique for Discovering the Hidden Image:
Seeing a stereogram requires patience and relaxing your gaze. There are two main methods:
1. Parallel Vision (divergent): Look at the image as if you were looking at a very distant object, "through" it. Keep your gaze relaxed and don’t try to focus on the pattern. Gradually, the 3D image should start to appear, as if floating behind the pattern.
2. Crossed Vision (convergent): This method is the opposite. Try to slightly cross your eyes, as if you wanted to look at your own nose, or bring the image very close to your face and then slowly move it away while keeping your eyes crossed. The 3D image will appear "floating" in front of the pattern.
Both techniques require some practice. The key is patience and not getting frustrated if you don't succeed at first. Once you find the trick, it’s a fascinating experience!
If you can see the hidden 3D image in this pattern, describe it in the comments. 🤓