JAWSOME Can you eye-spy the shark in this Magic Eye image? Experts reveal how the fun puzzles work – and why not all people can spot the hidden 3D images ...

The biggest fad of 1994 was an optical illusion that had people staring at abstract images and getting upset when nothing happened.

Early '90s Magic Eye images looked like random abstract patterns of dots, but the company later moved on to making more figurative images using a more advanced pattern-tiling algorithm.

Magic Eye tubes were popular as tuning guides on old-school radio gear. However, the tubes, the 6U5 model in particular, have become rare and remarkably hard to come by of late. When the supply dri… ...

Magic Eye pictures have been called “the world’s most famous—and infamously frustrating—optical illusion.” Here’s what might be going on if you can’t see them.

But did you know that a simple version of the same tool is hidden within Windows 10, for free? Let’s introduce you to Paint 3D’s Magic Select tool, and teach you how to use it.

A FIREWORK extravaganza helped rocket the Magic Eye appeal one stage further as 1,000 people turned out in force.

MEETS THE EYE ‘Magic eye’ optical illusion has left viewers arguing about what they see – which animal do you think is hidden?

The Victorian stereographs were typically photos or simple drawings. The real innovation on the path toward Magic Eye was research conducted by Bela Julesz in the late 1950s.

Tech Computing 3D-printed magic wand zings rubber bands instead of spells The Loom Launcher toys on Kickstarter include a series of rubber-band guns, but the real gems are the magic wands.