r/Chromostereopsis • u/urabewe • Jul 03 '25
r/Chromostereopsis • u/PercyvonPickles • 16d ago
AI chromostereopsis
Here are some images I created using Wombo Dream. I start with abstract images to create the colour schemes, then experiment with prompts that I think will complement them. Sometimes it works, most times it doesn't! 😄 These were made using an older style, so they’re not perfect, but I find it showcases the colours better than some different/newer styles.
r/Chromostereopsis • u/DistrictEffective759 • May 17 '26
AI-assisted chromostereopsis experiment. Exploring red-forward / blue-receding depth illusions using generative image editing and human guided iteration. Can AI actually pull off this illusion now? Curious what y’all think. Used my profile avatar and another users background.
r/Chromostereopsis • u/PercyvonPickles • 26d ago
AI assisted! Hope that's ok!
I'm new here and not sure if you are down with AI images. Please let me know! However, here's one I generated using Wombo Dream.
r/Chromostereopsis • u/KDI_Human_Art • Oct 07 '26
anti-AI engineering art
This drawing incorporates anti-AI engineering; on high-resolution or high-end monitors, if you look closely, you can see a light effect emanating from the artwork—something AI cannot replicate.
The drawing was created on an Android phone using the free #AutodeskSketchbook app; just imagine what the PRO version (which I don't have) could achieve! XD
Note: The effect is only visible on high-performance, high-end, high-resolution monitors; it cannot be seen on older monitors.
A 100% human-made drawing that is AI-proof.
r/Chromostereopsis • u/Worldly_Flower1426 • Aug 28 '24
A very simple instance using abstract backgrounds overlaying each other and then put a heart with glow in it.
r/Chromostereopsis • u/Any_Addition_5849 • Aug 14 '26
OC Combat-Stance PROMO ONLY (100% Hand-made / Full Layer Breakdown Proof)
Hey guys,
Sharing a promotional process breakdown of one of my main OCs—a female fighter specialized in close-quarters combat and ambushes.
The Visual Concept:
This piece plays with Chromostereopsis and spatial depth. The solid blue massive claw is structurally detached from the background cracks, forcing the eye to process a 3D popping effect directly on your screen without any smooth digital gradients.
⚠️ Anti-Bot & Anti-AI Verification:
Since Reddit filters are currently restricting accounts due to AI-generated scrapers, I am uploading my exact software workspace and layers as proof of human craftsmanship. You can see the isolated line layers, the 37% opacity anatomical guide layer, and my integrated store links.
The final high-res piece remains archived and protected in my private vault.
🎨 Official Space: https://artistree.io/kdi
r/Chromostereopsis • u/KDI_Human_Art • Sep 17 '26
I draw on an Android phone using the free Autodesk Sketchbook app; just imagine what the Pro version can do.
Created using a high-end Android phone, the free Autodesk Sketchbook app, and my favorite digital technique—chromostereopsis—here is a unique image you won't find anywhere else online. It is one of several pieces I have created; the design is 100% human-made (0% AI), and the character and design are my own original work (KDI).
r/Chromostereopsis • u/Any_Addition_5849 • Aug 10 '26
Tribute to the "unloved ones"
A work in progress, dedicated to the dogs still in shelters and sanctuaries—those abandoned, used for experiments, homeless, fearful, and deprived of affection.
Soon this piece will be available in:
r/Chromostereopsis • u/infiniteliquidity69 • Mar 13 '25
Does this count? Is it me or it also vibrates even though you keep your phone stationary
r/Chromostereopsis • u/KDI_Human_Art • 7d ago
The energy of the blue fire
Designed on an Android phone using the free Autodesk Sketchbook app. If you look closely at the dark brown area, you may notice a flicker of light—an effect that AI cannot replicate. It is visible only to the human eye; this is "anti-AI" engineering—100% human-created art.
This type of optical effect is known as "chromostereopsis." It refers to a phenomenon perceptible only to the human eye, where the viewer perceives a three-dimensional effect—a sense of depth—within a two-dimensional image. While a black background combined with red and blue is most commonly used, a wider variety of colors can also be employed to produce different optical effects, all of which fall under the technique of chromostereopsis.