1. A system for producing and viewing a three-dimensional image from a two-dimensional substrate, the system comprising: a two-dimensional substrate comprising a single preprinted image having a number of initially blank regions and preprinted black lines adjacent at least one of the initially blank regions, wherein the preprinted black lines are provided in a manner calculated to produce a 3-dimensional image from the initially blank regions when colored, wherein the colors are selected from the group consisting of opposing or complementary colors of the color wheel spectrum and the initially blank regions comprise an indicator of which color to use to fill in the same, wherein the initially blank regions are filled in by a user with one of two different indicated colors forming a first colored region comprising a first color and a second colored region comprising a second color, wherein the colored regions are separated by the preprinted black lines, and wherein the preprinted image has a predominately dark background; and a stereoscopic viewer for viewing the image on the substrate comprising the first and second colored regions and perceiving a three-dimensional image from the combination of the colored regions, the preprinted black lines, and the predominately dark background of the two-dimensional substrate.