By Vurdlak on January 30, 2007, with 8 Comments
Francisco Delgado found the original cover by Douglas R. Hofstadter, for the book Godel, Escher and Bach. As you see, the clever design of the object casts three different shadows, each one giving initials of another artist. We reviewed the illusion in this post, and day after received edited version from another reader. Francisco said: “Regarding Steve’s initials, here you go: Godel, Escher and Bach. The book is a killer, too!” More and more we see optical illusions in modern media. Proof for that are recent Sony Bravia billboards, The Prestige movie poster, Mira foundation…
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Cool 1st post. The shadows are from the objects at differant angles
Awesome! 2nd post.
to the first post….duh
I agree with anonymous 3
hey, that rhymed
cool illlusion
This is on the site two freakin’ times right next to eachother….Baka’s…..
AXEL!!!!!!!!!!!
I have this book… I never noticed that before lol
I think that’d be hard to make! It s pretty good
…. this is a really dumb optical illusion. it’s obvious that the b is cut on top of the g and e…. -.-’