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Animation: 2:50
I'll forgo the usual story fragment, a cooresponding story can be found here:

Mature Content

This is a Cross-Eye 3-D animation. I highly recommend full screen / full resolution (1080p HD). For hints on viewing, you may want to visit this page:
An illustrated tutorial about How To Watch Cross-Eye-3D...
In addition, this humble offering from yours truly might help:

As noted above, this a Cross-Eye 3-D version of the animation linked to above. This is essentially a failed experiment - too many things went wrong - but I did learn a lot and expect to apply that knowledge at some point in the future.

In the mean time, I think there's some fun, at least, in sharing a 3-D view that most folks can enjoy - since the 3-D view was the main point of the exercise. (The strand hair was a consequence of that, since I figured the prop hair would just look awful at this close range - little did I know...).

Anyway - I hope there's some fun in watching this. Oh, and you may want to note that there's not much to see in the first 25 seconds or so - though actually, there are a number of subtle things happening (clues: stars, breathing, blinks, very slow head turn, flickering reflections from ... oh, don't get me started).

That's about it for a while - though I can post an AnaGlyph version. If there's any interest, let me know.

Description
Animation: 2:50
I'll forgo the usual story fragment, a cooresponding story can be found here:

Mature Content

This is a Cross-Eye 3-D animation. I highly recommend full screen / full resolution (1080p HD). For hints on viewing, you may want to visit this page:
An illustrated tutorial about How To Watch Cross-Eye-3D...
In addition, this humble offering from yours truly might help:

As noted above, this a Cross-Eye 3-D version of the animation linked to above. This is essentially a failed experiment - too many things went wrong - but I did learn a lot and expect to apply that knowledge at some point in the future.

In the mean time, I think there's some fun, at least, in sharing a 3-D view that most folks can enjoy - since the 3-D view was the main point of the exercise. (The strand hair was a consequence of that, since I figured the prop hair would just look awful at this close range - little did I know...).

Anyway - I hope there's some fun in watching this. Oh, and you may want to note that there's not much to see in the first 25 seconds or so - though actually, there are a number of subtle things happening (clues: stars, breathing, blinks, very slow head turn, flickering reflections from ... oh, don't get me started).

That's about it for a while - though I can post an AnaGlyph version. If there's any interest, let me know.