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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Aug 1998.
Re: Not The Flamenco but a dancer

Re: Not The Flamenco but a dancer

>Message-id: <35C...@sympatico.ca>

>The reason I pointed out the dual picture example is that the eye can
>interpret the slope in a gradient picture in two different ways. If the eye
>interprets the slope to go one way, it sees one picture, if the eye
>interprets
>the slope to go the other way, it sees the other picture.

Why not just change the background? View the
pic as white on black and then as black on white.
The eye will have to interpret the characters
in the opposite way- same as gradient.

-joan
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