Face In Dices Optical Illusion

13 comments May 08, 2006 by Vurdlak

When you look at this image you will easily see hundreds of dices placed one next to the other. But if you step away from this image, and move your head away from your monitor, you will see something that resembles a face or even a skull. If you move your head even further from your screen (or simply narrow your eyes a little), presence of Albert Einstein will accur. Amazing! If you are a fan of Einstein like I am, you will enjoy my previous "Einsteins Hallow Face Illusion".






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  1. Anonymous Peter Hosey  

    Actually, "dice" is the plural, the singular being "die". You've heard the phrase "The die is cast"? If there were more than one, then it would be "The dice are cast".

  2. Anonymous tejesh  

    this one is really wow!!

  3. Anonymous Nique  

    that takes alot of talent, and time.

  4. Anonymous stalker  

    that is amazing!!!!!!

  5. Anonymous kristen  

    first, your site is DA BOMB

    second,so REALY NEED to learn how to spell

    third, that pic is real cool

  6. Anonymous heads up to kristin  

    i guess you need to learn how to spell, too. REALLY (with 2 L's)!!

    other than that, this is a cool piece of art.

  7. Anonymous niki  

    neat pic

  8. Anonymous Hot Babe  

    Im so hot

  9. Anonymous meeeeeee  

    i dont see einstein

  10. Anonymous KAT  

    you can get ones that have lots of small photos making up a massive picture, like those AIDS awareness ones from ages ago.

  11. Blogger Eran of Arcadia  

    God doesn't need to play dice with the Universe, He has us.

  12. Anonymous Anonymous  

    The original name of this picture is " GOD DOES NOT PLAY DICE WITH THE UNIVERSE ".

  13. Anonymous nimlok  

    somebody had alot of time on their hands



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