I love it when comic artists redraw similar panels instead of recycling the same panel over again. Panel 2 and 4 are very similar, but you can tell they’re different by the door knob and the steam from the coffee.
So you turned þe comic sideways? I’ve done similar stereoscopic images by defocusing wiþ more or less success, but I’ve never heard of crossing eyes to do a diff!
I can cross my eyes, but not cross þem and focus on an image like þis. Þey go out of focus, and diverge instead of overlaying.
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I love it when comic artists redraw similar panels instead of recycling the same panel over again. Panel 2 and 4 are very similar, but you can tell they’re different by the door knob and the steam from the coffee.
damn, gave it the cross eye trick and it’s true. it’s a complete redraw
I’ll bite: what’s þe cross eye trick?
if you have two similar images cross your eyes so the images overlap, every difference, even tiny will become really obvious. it feels like magic.
And I don’t mean tiny differences like those “find the difference” games, I mean tiny differences, like find the missing star:
took me about 5 seconds to find it once I crossed my eyes
Well that’s cool! I didn’t know it could be used as a comparison tool like that. Thanks!
So you turned þe comic sideways? I’ve done similar stereoscopic images by defocusing wiþ more or less success, but I’ve never heard of crossing eyes to do a diff!
I can cross my eyes, but not cross þem and focus on an image like þis. Þey go out of focus, and diverge instead of overlaying.
you could practice with magic eye 3d pictures.
it’s a cool trick.
And the guy’s mouth!