Monday, December 17, 2012
Hidden Faces On The Mountain Illusion
A really straight forward one, how many faces can you see on the mountain? Don't forget to comment me after counting the faces in the mountain
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Cross and circle Illusion
OK, this time you need to cover your right eye and stare at the black circle. The move closer to the screen and see the cross disapear. Move back again and the cross will reappear...
Now imagine the cross is a motorbike and think about them next time you go out in the car!
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Now imagine the cross is a motorbike and think about them next time you go out in the car!
Straight Red Strips?
Here is an optical illusion created by Herman J. Verwaal from his deformation series
Herman points out the red strips appear to be deformed where they cross the fluorescent lights. I agree the red strips seem to narrow as they cross the lights. Even more fascinating to me is that the red strips seem darker where they cross the lights. Yes the red strips only seem darker.
The fact is that the red strips have a red green blue measurement of R:246, G:4, B:0. No matter where in the strip you measure the color is constant. I find this fascinating because the red in each strip, where it crosses the light, appears to darken.
Herman J. Verwaal
copyright 2012
used w/permission
The bottom line is that the red strips above are perfectly straight and the shade of red does not change at any point in this image.
Herman has an excellent collection of Pop Art, Paintings, and Optical illusions. He has given me permission to feature his pieces here. This is just one of many. His illusion art ranges from color perception to distorted illusions.
Thank You for sharing these excellent illusions Herman.
*** Herman J. Verwaal's Trick Art, Pop Art, and Fine Art are available for purchase.
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Herman points out the red strips appear to be deformed where they cross the fluorescent lights. I agree the red strips seem to narrow as they cross the lights. Even more fascinating to me is that the red strips seem darker where they cross the lights. Yes the red strips only seem darker.
The fact is that the red strips have a red green blue measurement of R:246, G:4, B:0. No matter where in the strip you measure the color is constant. I find this fascinating because the red in each strip, where it crosses the light, appears to darken.
Herman J. Verwaal
copyright 2012
used w/permission
The bottom line is that the red strips above are perfectly straight and the shade of red does not change at any point in this image.
Herman has an excellent collection of Pop Art, Paintings, and Optical illusions. He has given me permission to feature his pieces here. This is just one of many. His illusion art ranges from color perception to distorted illusions.
Thank You for sharing these excellent illusions Herman.
*** Herman J. Verwaal's Trick Art, Pop Art, and Fine Art are available for purchase.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Candy Face Optical Illusion
this is similar to the transparent illusion, What seems to be in mouth, is actually not. It was just an wall paper at Mobile and the pictures taken from camera or any other mobile.
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Sexy Bed Sheet Illusion
This is similar to the Funny Bed Sheet Illusion, this is the type of Bed sheet where a couple or a guy enjoys sleeping alone, if anyone looks at it first time in hurry may get confused but in fact the girl in the bed sheet is just a themes and nothing else. If you got confused by yourself then don't forget to comment me
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Smiling Moon : Planets Align in a Frown
Monday night (December 1, 2012) there was a bright cosmic frown in the sky. The planets Jupiter and Venus briefly aligned forming two eyes and a moon forming a smiling mouth.
Jupiter is much larger than Venus, it appeared dimmer, because the latter planet is so much closer to Earth.Plus, Jupiter is much farther away from the sun than Venus, so the light bouncing off it is much less intense than the light bouncing off Venus, which hasn't had to travel so far.
It is called a planetary conjunction, the two planets -the brightest in the night sky -appeared extremely close. They won't be this close together and well-placed for viewing again until May 2013.
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Jupiter is much larger than Venus, it appeared dimmer, because the latter planet is so much closer to Earth.Plus, Jupiter is much farther away from the sun than Venus, so the light bouncing off it is much less intense than the light bouncing off Venus, which hasn't had to travel so far.
It is called a planetary conjunction, the two planets -the brightest in the night sky -appeared extremely close. They won't be this close together and well-placed for viewing again until May 2013.
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