All of my Stereoscopic work without exception: paintings, drawings, etc. were designed exclusively for cross-sight free-vision as they were created to be viewed at large scales of greater than eye-width (2 1/4") interocular dimensions. However, because of the small dimension of images seen on the computer monitor (or a book for that matter), one can employ parallel free-vison successfully on any of my symmetrical motifs, such as radially symmetrical stereo pairs. Be warned that parallel free-vison of assymmetrical stereo-pairs will have both back and front motifs looking out of place since they were designed to be viewed with cross-eye vision. Symmetry in stereo pairs in what I call 'spacial inversions' always look in good spacial order because you are simply viewing their objects reversed!
