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If you guessed the next step is to skew the ocean fills, you are correct. Using the same technique from the last page, but this time using smaller squares, repeat the process. NOTE: The fill path arrows for the left ocean panel are off the page in the above illustration which is why you only see 3 sets of fill path arrows. You will need four squares on the far left side of your image. Now the ocean, like the sky, when viewed as a Stereogram, should appear to be going back. Isn't this fun? I can't begin to tell you how long this took me to get to this point!
Select each lighthouse group and reduce the size to 80% Select the left lighthouse group. On the Infobar, click on the tiny black lock icon (Lock Aspect Ratio) so it is in the raised position (non-proportional scaling). Enter 80 in the top % text entry box (Width) and press Enter. Select the second lighthouse group and reduce the width to 90%. Reduce the 4th and 5th lighthouse groups as indicated. This makes the lighthouses appear to be rounded. I'm not sure why, it just does.
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