(29 votes)
Here’s a simple one for you. My question is how many impossible details can you find in this image below? There are many more than two. Be sure to observe the table with patience, and you will find many impossible and funny details. Enjoy!
(28 votes)
Beacause of the picture’s depth, it appears that the pigglet behind is bigger then two little ones in the front. Try not looking at the background, and you’ll notice that all three pigs are of exact same size. Only first pig (down-left) is bigger then others. I decided to put this illusion up, because it [...]
(14 votes)
How many birds can you see in this picture below? Don’t be fooled by the first impression, many people first see only 5 and think it’s the final number. Actually, there are few more :)
(24 votes)
User called Rohtop, from Netherlands submitted this funny tutuorial some time ago. But today it’s finally online! Be sure to open this article to see the full version. Here is what Rohtop wrote: “Hello Barun Vurdlak! Here’s a fun little optical illusion i did (saw it somewhere with a Queen Elisabeth picture, i don’t know [...]
(14 votes)
This cool tap appears to magically float in the sky, with an endless supply of water. If you think for a second, you will easily come to a conclusion how this modern installment can be possible. If you know where this Magic Tap can be found, be sure to comment!
(16 votes)
Dave Gee sent in one of his cool photo creations. Obviously he took inspiration from Model World by Olivio Barbieri post. Here is what David wrote: “Hi, love the website. Here is a picture I made of a church inspired by ‘Model World by Olivo Barbieri’ which you put up last month. I just got [...]
(43 votes)
Remember our friend, artist Julian Beever? Many of his 3D sidewalk paintings can be found isnide our categories. These few photos were submitted by anonymous user. It’s amazing how these pavement drawings appear realistic! Remember, all of them are just meere painting on flat street surface! Once again: amazing! Don’t forget to jump inside this [...]
(15 votes)
Mike Pouch says: “Hey – My name is Mike Pouch and I’m a long time fan of your site so I thought I would contribute. I figured I needed a new logo for my music one day, and I went to work after being inspired by John Langdon’s work with words. Here is my last [...]
