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Center the blended circles and let the blend overlap the bottom of the lighthouses. With the blend selected, select the Transparency Tool (F6). From the Transparency Type drop down list, select Brightness. Position the beveled circles as shown. With the beveled circles selected, select the Shadow Tool (Ctrl F3). Click the Glow shadow icon. Click and drag from the Cyan square on the screen palette and drop it onto the glow shadow. If you accidentally drop it on the beveled circles (you'll know immediately if you have done this!) just press Ctrl z or Edit > Undo and try it again. It might help to zoom in on one of the beveled circles before you try this step.
And here is the finished Stereogram. Of course I had to add a few last minute embellishments such as a flare over the light portion of the lighthouse and a highlight on the sky spheres. I hope I am not the only one who is addicted to these Stereograms. I think this is something I will continue into my old age. (At 64 I consider myself to be part of the "newly old" group). And if I have hooked you on Stereograms, be sure to visit my Custom-Stereograms Website. Your comments and questions are always welcome. Please use the feedback form on the next page to send me your message and to rate the tutorial. Gary W. Priester
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