N.E.Thing Enterprises

I gave myself a headache trying to look at all 30 images in this book in one go. I got most of them to work, but I had trouble when a 2-D image shared a large portion of the page with the Magic Eye image -- I never did see the Magic Eye alarm clock that was supposed to appear next to a drawn Donald Duck stirring from sleep, for instance. Frankly, the Magic Eye images that did work were not particularly impressive; I mean, one was just a book, and not even a fancy or open one, just a book show more floating there.

As a Winnie the Pooh fan, I was disappointed to see that his card was just giving three-dimensional depth to the Heffalumps and Woozles floating around him rather than a true Magic Eye hidden image. show less

I discovered that I had a natural talent for seeing these kinds of images. I once inadvertently stared a geometric pattern of black and white mosaic tiles on a bathroom floor for a few extra seconds, and all of a sudden the floor pattern popped out in 3D. So when I found this book and opened it randomly to a page, sure enough I could see the hidden image. This book is a lot of fun to look at regularly!

One review for the series: excellent fun, once you master the technique of seeing in stereo.

One review for the series: excellent fun, once you master the technique of seeing in stereo.