Stereogram

You could make it you wallpaper and select stretch? that doesn't work.

Email me and I'll send you a wider image.

Image sent. Thanks for asking. It makes a great background.

And thank you Coop. This makes me want to get back into making them again sometime. I think jbuck would agree with me when I say an Ike one would look great! If I had a way to retrieve the old files off hard drive sitting on a shelf I could pull up some of the ones I made (old Commodore AMIGA computer system). But mine had some that just looked random until you converge or cross your eyes ... then a message or picture popped up. I like your penny in 3D better

Cool

Here are 50 more:

I picked 50 of the best out of the 500 I've created so far. The one that looks like a red tire; the center of the wire wheel was from the number '7' in several rows. So easy to get deep in to this once you get started. I use some as backgrounds for images. Some have wondered how I create these. Well I start off with a strange design:

I use Photoshop program and use the 'filter' function and choose 'distort' then select polar coordinates. This changes the first image into this:

Then I edit the background with a duplicate and change the color to 4 squares of purple to black with the purple color in the center, black on the edges. Then use the 'filter' and choose again 'distort' then 'spherize', making a purple circle with black corners. Then move the 2nd image over the third image that makes it look like this:

Hot spherize and again. Make a duplicate, and reduce the size so that 25 of these will fill the image and move them on to the copy. It looks like this:

Then I add texture to the blacked areas and there you have a stereogram.

I just did a check and I have almost 900 images. So it is something to enjoy. The thing is, I figured out how to do this on my own. Trying this and that and finding more and more ways to work the program. This wasn't from another source, just something I figured out on how to make these. I'm glad other appreciate it as much as I do. They make real interesting backgrounds for coin images as well: