@prazanjj: The first fifteen seconds of this video shows the completed stereogram. See how fast you can guess what the stereogram shows and put your guess in the comments. After that I will give you instructions on how to view a stereogram. Viewing a stereogram can be frustrating at first. It requires you to override your natural instinct to focus on the surface of the image. Most stereograms use the "Parallel View" method, where your eyes look through the image rather than at it. Here are the most effective techniques to get that 3D image to pop. The most popular way for beginners is to "trick" their eyes into the right position. 1. Get Close: Put the image right up against your nose. Your vision should be completely blurry. 2. Stay Relaxed: Don't try to focus on the details. Imagine you are staring right through the image into the distance, like looking through a window. 3. Slowly Retreat: Very slowly move the image away from your face. 4. As you move back, your eyes will naturally want to "snap" into focus on the pattern. Resist this. Keep that "daydreaming" or "spaced out" look. 5. The Sweet Spot: Usually around 10–12 inches away, you’ll notice a weird "depth" starting to form. Once you see a blurry 3D shape, hold still and let your brain "lock" onto it.#stereogram #howtoviewastereogram #stereograminstructions #stereogramsforbeginners #easystereograms