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Just thought I'd upload this, due to the comments I got on the original piece concerning the perspective and illusion of depth. This one's more for fun than anything else, realy.

What you do is you take a piece of paper of cardboard paper and cut a frame which looks like glasses. From this frame you cut two holes to look through. Next you take one piece of red transparent plastic paper and one piece of green or blue transparent plastic paper (I recommend using green though, as I haven't tried blue). Stick the red piece to the hole you made for your left eye, and the green or blue one to the one you made for your right eye. Now you're all set and done to view this set of images. The "yellow" version requires green glasses, though a "purple" version (for blue/red glasses) is included in the zip file (the files in the zip file are a lot larger too, so you'll be able to view all of the detail). Of course you could also use a pre-existing set of glasses, for example from a pack of breakfast cereals.

Description
Just thought I'd upload this, due to the comments I got on the original piece concerning the perspective and illusion of depth. This one's more for fun than anything else, realy.

What you do is you take a piece of paper of cardboard paper and cut a frame which looks like glasses. From this frame you cut two holes to look through. Next you take one piece of red transparent plastic paper and one piece of green or blue transparent plastic paper (I recommend using green though, as I haven't tried blue). Stick the red piece to the hole you made for your left eye, and the green or blue one to the one you made for your right eye. Now you're all set and done to view this set of images. The "yellow" version requires green glasses, though a "purple" version (for blue/red glasses) is included in the zip file (the files in the zip file are a lot larger too, so you'll be able to view all of the detail). Of course you could also use a pre-existing set of glasses, for example from a pack of breakfast cereals.