Jules Verne Optical Illusion
October 23, 2006 by Vurdlak
Here is another celebrity optical illusion! You probably won't recognise him imediately, but after observing the following picture for some time, you will notice there is a very famous person present. His name was Jules Verne, and if you haven't heard of him (which I doubt), he is the author of "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea", "Trip To The Moon", "Voyage To The Center of The Earth"... and so on. Be sure to open this article to see the soultion. Every single of his visionary ideas took place in todays world, except one - trip to the center of the earth. What do you think, will it happen so soon? Is there any possible way it could happen? There was a movie named "Core" that explored this idea. Be sure to watchit! If you liked this illusion, be sure to check previous Anamorphic Jules Verne, and Walt Disney Mirror Illusion.
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cool
I dont think that this is an Illussion more of a picture turned upsidedown- sry to whoever made this picture/"Illuision"
cool.....i think, actually, that the description is more interesting than the illusion itself.... and tony, uh.....duh.....that's what makes it an illusion
How dare you not mention Around the World in 80 Days? One of his best works ignored!
That said, I've been on this site a lot and like it.
pretty cool illusion. after reading the description, though, i was able to see it, even though it was upside down
too easy!!!
I agree with me 100%, even about the tony coment.
aw shucks, stryker, thanks! heh....it took me a whiile to realize that you werent referring to yourself when you said "me" "I agree with myself" doesnt make much sense.....but this is coming from someone who forgot how to make one and one add up to two...
the first time i looked at it it looked like a bout but now that i see it upside down it looks like a creepy person
there's some other faces in the rocks.
there's a huge one on the right side- note the cartoon pendulous nose, the afro-ish shock of unruly hair, and the long protruding tongue or menonnite goatee depending on how you look at it...
If a picture is two dfferent pictures when turned upside down it qualifies to be called an illusion.
The author is Istvan Orosz, great artist
I LOVE Jules Verne! Cool illusion, but it took me a while to actually see the landscape (recognized Jules right off). luv your website!
Cool illusion but I must admit that I have never heard of him.
It's a pretty obvious illusion when you first look at it, but it's still really cool.
DEFINITELY BIZARRO! BUT VERY COOL IN NATURE!!!!!
Weird but cool!!!
Awesome … I love illusions like these, with artwork
i thought it was going to be one of those things where a picture of somthing scary flashes and then you never want to come here again!!!
that dud's got a HUGE nose.also,it's purty wrinkley
HAPPY CHRISTMAS!
Did he write Around the World in 80 Days?
btw, the title means "the mysterious Island. I read / speak french fluently (born there, but moved to the U.S.!!!)