Category Archives: stereogram

How do stereograms work?

In an earlier post I introduced the Wireframe Stereogram and mentioned that it grew out of a need to simplify stereograms. I needed to be able to generate them fast enough for an interactive display, and the typical SIRDS, SIS and MTS kind of stereograms took too long to produce, at least with my very [...]

The rabbit is fast catching up on the tiger

The Year of the Tiger is in its final few days, with the Year of the Rabbit just around the corner. And since the long gestation of my Interactive Wireframe Stereogram (IWISTER) was coming to an end just recently, I thought I might launch IWISTER with a Chinese New Year theme. This is the initial [...]

A new kind of stereogram

Stereograms have been my thing ever since I first figured out how they work some 15 years ago. I went through several rounds of re-invigorated interest, each time developing my technique a bit further. Initially, it was random dot stereograms, which quickly moved on to those with basic background images. Then I figured out how [...]

The tiger is one month old today

Do you miss the Chinese New Year festivities? It seems like a long time ago, but the Year of the Tiger is only one month old today… and that’s how long it took me to upload my Chinese Paper Cut Stereogram. Well, better late than never, so here’s a belated Gong Xi Fa Cai!