A new magic eye

ravencajun Zone 8b TX

9 years ago

This one actually shows what it is which might be helpful.

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Fun2BHere
9 years ago
What a pretty picture! I love all of the different levels of flowers, butterflies, clouds and mountains. Gorgeous!
moonie_57 (8 NC)
9 years ago
Me, too, Fun2BHere!
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pekemom
9 years ago
See it, and thanks for the answer.....
hounds_x_two
9 years ago
A fun one! Thank you.
sheilajoyce_gw
9 years ago
A little blurry.
Rusty
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Really like this one! It goes into 3-D very easily, and stays there! I expected the 'answer' in the corner to be distracting, but it's not. I love all the 'layers'!

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jemdandy
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That's a tough one. I could trace the heads, but the legs disappear into the foliage.

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A new magic eye

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