By Vurdlak on March 18, 2009, with 93 Comments
Horses, horses, horses… can we have a decent optical illusion without this royal animal? Apparently not. Perhaps there is something about them, that makes an artist inspired in creating optical illusions. Once again we have an illusion that deals with a horse (and a cowboy too). Just like it was with our previous horse silhouette, we can’t really be sure in which direction these guys were heading. Is it towards us, or away from us? If you consider the sunset behind our horseman, and if the horse’s shadow is made by the sun, I would guess both horse and a cowboy are heading away from us… but this is only my opinion. Any other suggestions? Now when I finished writing this, count how many times the word “horse” has been mentioned, and you’ll probably be amazed that every single link in this article points to a different horse optical illusion. This is half the many we have in our archives. Shishh…
(28 votes)
Coming, the dog also is telling a whole lot, just by how dogs walk next to horses.
i say he’s comin, if he’s going, the horse n the dog woudl face the other way
Well, i think hes going towards the ball park.
Because it says hes going to see the game…and there are still people in the ball park.
So unless hes an idiot i think he is going to the ball park
he is goin to d park……. look at his boot…….. it is pointd in d parks’s direction :)
He is coming. Look at his face you can see his jaw line. If he was going you wouldn’t be able to see that it would just be his hair line and neck, but you can clearly make out his jaw line.
He looks like he’s IN THE PARK….
lol jk hes walking away because look it the dog’s back leg and the horse is someway kinda towards us
hes going both ways >_<
Don’t look at the horse, it’s not part of the illusion.
FOCUS on the COWBOY. It’s either he’s going towards the lower right of the picture OR he’s facing the ball park (while sitting sideways on the horse). Stupid people
If it weren’t for the fact that it says he’s going to the ball park, which would mean away, I would say coming because of the dog running next to him. I can’t imagine why the dog would be behind the horse. Usually a dog that is used to running with a horse knows not to run behind it. But, i dunno.
I think the fornt of the horse and the back of the horse are going in difernt directions, back leggs are going away and the front is coming toward the viewer.
Read it. It saya he is GOING TO THE BALL PARK TO SEE THE GAME ON BLOOMER DAY. o the sign it says BASEBALL PARK. he is going away, to the park.