Cover of Magic Eye 3: Visions A New Dimension in Art

Magic Eye 3: Visions A New Dimension in Art

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Can yousee it?In malls, bookstores, and living rooms all over America—indeed, all over the world—people are going eye-to-eye with remarkable 3D images and scarcely believing what they see! Is it magic? No, it's Magic Eye! Magic Eye has left amazed and enthralled millions craving more. Stare into these seemingly abstract fields of color (no funny glasses required) and an enchanting 3D image materializes. You will be astounded by the depth and clarity of the totally hidden image that develops like an instant photo.

Audience
childrenspicture books
Length
short · 32 pages

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