Crazy Optical Illusions
April 29, 2006 by Vurdlak
Check out this crazy optical illusion! Will it give you a headache? - this depends soley on you! Enjoy! I would love it, if you my dear visitors tried and draw simmilar pictures and submitted them! You could get your talent recognized and addored among thousands of visitors that drop here everyday! Think about it for a second, before you loose the idea ;)
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huh?
Oh, i see, wierd...
uhh....
THE OWL IS ON THE OUTSIDE BUT SOMEHOW ITS LOOKS LIKE ITS IS INSIDE THE BOX AMAMZING
i'm getting a headache! help heeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp
Kinda like and MC Escher.
what?
whu?
M. C. Escher
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Maurits Cornelis Escher (Leeuwarden, June 17, 1898 – March 27, 1972 in Laren) was a Dutch graphic artist known for his often mathematically inspired woodcuts, lithographs and mezzotints which feature impossible constructions, explorations of infinity, and tessellations.
how the hell
Fantastic!! WOW!!
What in BLAZES!!??
WHAT THE HELL???!!!! THE BOX IS GIVEING ME A HEAD ACHE! AHHHHH!!!!!!!
huh
That's sooooooooo weird........ and freaky!!! **
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........ weird .......
Great now me head hurts...
This one is like a combonation of many impossible figures because the sides dont match. The top and bottom triangles are like those impossible figure ones earlier and the same with the rectangle in the middle. The back of the left side connects to the front of the right side. (hehehe it even has the impossible cube that the guy is holding)
it's not really great. It's just a good painting
It's not LIKE M. C. Escher, it IS from M. C. Escher! Dutch men rule!!!!!!!:P
this is cool
actually it is possible if u look really closely but the wood has to be rubbery enough. just look at it
actually this is possible but i would be very hard to make all u have to do is get wood that is rubbery and do it
The wood simply being flexible would not make it possible. If the wood were flexible, and bending the way it is shown, there would be very visible curves to the wood, because the planes of the ends of the wood must be flat and parallel. The wood is straight, so it is impossible.
ARGG!
All of these brain teaser picture things are messing with my head!!
Anonymous who made comment 23 is right. However, it is possible to make it appear like it is by making strategic cuts in the wooden bars so that you see through them and it only looks like they're connected. Trust me, I've seen enough of these things to know.
too many things going wrong here...