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June 22, 2007 by Vurdlak | Share  

Below you can actually see two different illusions. The first, most obvious one shouldn’t be a problem to spot for those of you who already saw Walt Disney anamorphic illusion. More explanation can be found inside our Anamorphism category, more specific in the post titled “Cylinder Mirrors“. The second, less obvious illusion, is that the image reflected on the steel cylinder is in it’s origin a true optical illusion. If you don’t see it, look at this image of impossible pillars. The photo set includes two photos, where the second can be found inside this post. Original name of this art is “Reflection of an optical illusion“, and originates from Questacon, Canberra.

Concerning the site, I placed a little banner in the sidebar for our Mighty Tricks website, as requested by some visitors (so now I can stop “spamming” the threads with mighty trick’s posts). Now you can easily access both sites without waisting time looking for the correct url. Those of you who requested this fix, know what I’m talking about. Also, I did the same on the tricks website, you can go there and check it out. Enjoy!

Reflection Of an Optical Illusion
Reflection Of an Optical Illusion

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17 Responses
  1. =P says:

    nice. it must be annoying to draw one of these. i still like the stove one better though

  2. Anonymous says:

    it’s kool

  3. Anonymous says:

    SO do they draw those by hand? or make it on the computer push a button and it curves it out or … draw it normal and scan it into the computer?
    ~tripb101

  4. Chris says:

    its cool…
    must be a LONG project or do they draw it normally and then use the computer to curve it?

  5. Davey Kelly says:

    It’s really no different then those chalk drawings. The only difference is those must be viewed at a certain angle, while this needs a cylinder to reveal the picture.

    Dave

  6. Bhavesh says:

    this illusion is pretty cool. i’ve seen a similar one before with a beer advert i think. =D

  7. Ben Hoogeboom says:

    This anamorphism-trick is known from the Dutch and Flemish painters of the 17th century. They were not the Vermeers or the Rembrandts, of course, they were the lesser painters. Nice to see that it is still done.

  8. Anonymous says:

    cool but not amazing

  9. Rok says:

    NICE

  10. Chris says:

    Sheer artistic wizardry.

    …and if a computer was involved…

    Sheer technical wizardry.

  11. Himself says:

    Of course, it depends upon your view point…
    but I liked the tea (and coffee) cups , with my Guinness.
    They say: “Drink to me only…,with thine eyes…”
    What do they know…?

  12. Anonymous says:

    wow is so cool i did that once

  13. Anonymous says:

    Nicely done

  14. jezza says:

    it’s kool but kinda a bit sad, don’t ya think. great site btw.

  15. Anonymous says:

    very nicely done–I’d say someone shows some real skill using IDEAS or 3D Companion.

  16. Anonymous says:

    Boring I didnt get it :(

  17. edderiofer says:

    look closely at the pillars; they cant exist

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