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Look up - It's about all you can do if you choose to look at all.This is a cross-eye stereo-pair painting created in Photoshop.
For some viewing instructions take a look at this link:
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Comments: 114
how the hell do you do this?
just cut out parts of your painting in a graphic editing software and moving it a little bit left or right?
amazing!
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Absolutely incredible, I would love to know how on Earth you did this. I shared it on my Facebook for you, not that it's anything special by doing that but I hope it helps
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SO creative. your scenes are so unique and full of intrigue.
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i cant get my eyes off them
its reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy awsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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this is wicked! is it weird to describe it like looking through one eye instead of two...
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wow theo,come on man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got crazy......
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The cables really come out at you while the background stays in the back...outstanding!
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I love this, after a bit of practice I got the effect to work - its amazing how you can paint such a thing
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This is AWESOME. Quite the most awesome thing I've seen this week
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wowwwww! took my eyes a while but i saw it! amazing
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hehe, the more you do this, the faster you can focus on it like you should...I'm really starting to love this!!! *_*
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wow i never knew that you can see picture in 3d without glasses like that!! i tried it but it took me a bit for this one (the example was very easy)but then...wow! it was flippin' awesome!
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The sense of three dimensional space is seemingly outstanding.
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This is amazing.
I already liked your flat work, but as 3D enthusiast I adore your depth paintings.
I'll look forward to your future pictures, probably with even more depth details (think transparent windows)!
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Dirty windows! I've been wanting to do a picture with dirty windows and the sunlight for some time now...better get on it.
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That could become awesome if done right.
In the hope that you continue with stereo images, I'll follow your image stream from now on.
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Holy moly. Well worth the inevitable headache to look at this
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Whoah, first time I've seen that cross-eyed 3D technique. That's wild! I feel like managing to see the 3D thing and get it in focus is my major accomplishment for today.
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I love stereographic images, especially when they're this detailed. 
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I look so retarded right now, if someone came into my room, I'm just sitting catatonic staring crossed eyed at my computer screen hahaha. sweet job though dude!
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This is awesome. Had to work a bit to get it to become 3D for me, but it was worth it.
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Smoke is intresting! Try more transparent things!
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I'm always a bit saddened to see that there are depths to an image I can't possibly savour, being one-eyed and all, but I'm always fascinated by this sort of vision anyway so it's cool to see the comments of people actually able to see with both their eyes
And it sounds rather cool that something so simple could give added depth to an image :3
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I can only do it with the preview. When I fullsize the thing I can't do the 3d Stuff. Weird...
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Mesmerizing. My eyes hurt... I'm still gonna look a bit longer though 
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i think flipping the images and viewing them 'the other way' would be less hurting to the eyes.
you know like cross-eyed, but vice versa...
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Very impressive!
I had to give up on the cross eyed viewing, so I made a red/blue version and got out my 3D glasses. That worked, but I bet it would be even more amazing with full color, and I can't do that with red/blue glasses.
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Hey there
This amazing work has been featured in the newest edition of the Stunning Digital Painting series. This can be found right here : [link]
Would be nice to see you 
Congratz
Thanks,
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WHOA!!!! it's great ) how did you do it? )))) can you do small tutorial maybe ))))
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I love this one too. It's really awesome how you can see the different layers from the foreground to the background. You're very good at these.
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Wow, I love stereoscopic images! Fantastic work here!
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That. Is. Sooooo coooooooooool. How does this exactly work on your image? Does it work with any duplicated works, side-by-side?
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