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October 3, 2007 by Vurdlak | Share  

Despite the fundamental difference in the apparent color of the “blue” tiles on top of left cube, and “yellow” tiles on top of the right cube, all the tiles are in fact physically identicalin both cases GRAY. Second image proves what we would see if we covered all other tiles and background with black layer. If you don’t believe me, check the pictures in Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro. I’ll be leaving for Greece tomorrow, but you can expect new illusions posted each day. Just hope to find some internet connections there, or at least decent internet cafe… By the way this illusion was created by R. Beau Lotto.

Color Tiles Illusion
Color Tiles Illusion

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31 Responses
  1. Anonymous says:

    THAT WAS WEIRRRRRRD

  2. Anonymous says:

    not so weird…very boring though

  3. wandering_goat says:

    That is absolutely amazing. Maybe even more mind-boggling than the chess-board illusion (the one used in this site’s title graphic).

  4. poo says:

    i dont think i get it…but i do get poo!!!!

  5. Anonymous says:

    I’ve seen this before. See the brown tile on top? It’s the same color as the orange-looking tile on the front.

  6. Luis Gerardo says:

    If you have to explain a lot then is not a good illussion.

  7. kriptyk says:

    nice presentation of the illusion… would be good though if you didn’t have to have photoshop or whatever to test it out :)

  8. oscar says:

    I’ve measured it and I see blue and yellow squares, not gray! Perhaps my pc needs some repairing? Or it’s me who needs some repairing?

  9. Anonymous says:

    that’s actually pretty nifty! thanks!

  10. Snowman25 says:

    Boring…

  11. Anonymous says:

    i don’t see any difference in the color of the tiles

  12. michael says:

    wow, that was dull. Its almost as cool as watching grass grow. Seriously though, where is the good stuff?

  13. Anonymous says:

    Great illusion! It’s amazing how our senses can be tricked into seeing things differently than they are. On the yellow tiled block, the blocks that appear to be blue are actually grey, and on the blue tiled block, the blocks that appear to be yellow are actually grey.

  14. Anonymous says:

    That is so cool! I completely did not believe you, so I actually took the trouble of copying the images and cropping the “blue” and “yellow” tiles individually and switching them. I made a little diagram and everything. (I’m such a dork!) But that is way cool the way your eyes play tricks on you like that.

  15. Anonymous says:

    I look at alot of these and this one stunk. Thanks for all of the “GOOD” ones but this one just should have been left in the garbage.

  16. Anonymous says:

    Yes, this beats the checkerboard illusion hands-down. That one is only a matter of shading. This one actually makes you see color where there is none. Very wierd.

  17. Anonymous says:

    mind blowingly amazing!!!!

  18. Christine says:

    The yellow cancels the blue and the blue cancels the yellow. It’s not hard to figure out. This illusion is not as good as others.

  19. Jocelyn says:

    Hey you guys have become too demanding! I believe this one is a very good illusion that illustrates how we can see a color that doesn’t exist… And if there was no explanation you would never find out the illusion.

  20. Anonymous says:

    i already seen this illusion before!!!!!! (i think on metacafe or youtube?)

  21. Daniel says:

    I checked this is photoshop, and sorry to say but it’s WRONG!

    The blue tiles in the left image are very much into the blue scale, and the yellow tiles are, yes, yellow.

    They are low saturation, but nevertheless are quite blue, and quite yellow

    Id take this illusion down or admit it’s been cracked as a phony

  22. Rossy says:

    I agree, I don’t get it…

  23. Anonymous says:

    I don’t get this at all : ( help mee!!

  24. Anonymous says:

    If your name is Luis then your opinion isn’t work a rat’s piss.

  25. Shauzia says:

    cool! Can someone remind me how much Adobe Photoshop costs? I want to start making some of my own illusions and improve my pictures,
    Thanks

  26. Asif says:

    Absolutely unbelievable! I didn’t believe it at all until I used a color picker tool. I think it has a similar explanation as the chess board illusion, but the effect is just awesome.

  27. Anonymous says:

    wtf that makes no sense

  28. Anonymous says:

    the black ones look like bowling balls

  29. smoky says:

    that truly is a good’un
    yes I checked it on paint and
    SURE ENOUGH
    it was true
    and I was like “Wooooah. Cosmic.”

  30. anon says:

    Luis Gerardo “If you have to explain a lot then is not a good illussion.”

    My reply, Is get fucked you lazy twat, the only reasons anyone could have to possibly say that, is that they are either too lazy to bother reading such a brief description of the illusion or you are too fucking moronic to understand ¬.¬ get the fuck out kthx.

    and on topic, Good illusion.

    oh and for the person that claimed to have cracked it, YOU FAIL.

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