Monsters Illusion
April 16, 2006 by Vurdlak
Which of these two Monsters is bigger? Can you tell? By now, you obviously guessed they are both the same size. Or are they? This is a perspective illusion. We posted simmilar ones in the past. Like "Soldiers", "Monoliths", "Perspection", "Lines in Street"...
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Indeed they are the same size. Or a very slight difference (I worked it out in ms paint)
They are the some size!
You have WAY to much time on your hands
Chuck doesn't sleep is rite, u do have 2 much time on ur hands! =D
same size
they are the same size, but the one on top looks larger due to 2 things...
1. perspective (duh)
2. the white outline around it!
farted is right
the bottom one has a white outline 2 but the top one its darker around it so the white outline is more obvious
Do the messurements with a screen ruler. They are the same size, but with an screen ruler you can only messure verticle and horizontal. However, for those Linux users you can also messure with gimp from any angle of attack and they are identical images.
the dude at the bak is the biggest, he is chasing a "mini" of him selves:-D
the reason that one seems smaller then the other because of the lines on the wall. they seem to be heading down, so we think that the objects are getting smaller