By Vurdlak on April 9, 2009, with 32 Comments
Got these two pictures from a visitor of ours, the only problem is that both of us lack the info who created them. As you see, these are some fine pencil artworks picturing not so ordinary hills. Can you spot the optical illusion they hold? If only some of you helped us in finding out who the author is, then we could give him deserved credit. In the mean time enjoy this post, and I’m off to compose another one! By the way, did you like yesterday’s article? We have started opening Mighty Optical Illusions to some guest bloggers who want to spread their word beyond their own blog. If we manage to find enough quality writers, perhaps there will be more than few optical illusions posted daily on this site. Would this be great or what! Agree?
(24 votes)
Awesome, love such drawing, and i love your site
:)
btw: first?
woof woof
cool illusion, btw ace site, love it.
Nice drawings, but I would call it more surreal than an illusion.
this is good but its stupid how youve given it away in the title ..
Is the second one supposed to be a dog too? Because I don’t see it. Please help.
I would love to see more than one illusion posted daily.
Spoiler…
the second is a face looking up in the sky.
In a second I see a goose!! (the chin of the face) !
omg i didnt see the dogs until i looked at the title…bad eyes
Maybe not in this case (I’ve tried, without sucess), but this site can help you to answer the question about the author of some image.
http://tineye.com/
It’s an image search where you put an image and the site returns others by similarity.
(Sorry my english, I’m not good in it).
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Talvez não nesse caso (Eu tentei, sem sucesso), mas esse site pode ajudá-lo a responder sua pergunta a respeito do autor de alguma imagem.
http://tineye.com/
É uma pesquisa por imagem onde você coloca uma imagem e o site retorna outras similares.
Can’t see the 2nd one…..
lots and lots of illusions!! I like that idea.. Cool illusion, but a bit obvious.
omg i love it ,yeah baby ,i love it
those dogs, oh my god!!!!!!
im 10th i think and the first post i ever made, i really like your website so yea, good job
10th…. also my first comment ever love the site and pretty good art skill in this illusion
I idn’t even read the title and I saw the dogs right away, but the man was alittle bit harder to spot. All in all, a pretty cool OI
My kind of doggies–sleeping.
the second one is a face lookin’ up 2 the sky see the eyes, beard an’ nose???
pretty cool, but it took a while to see the 2nd one im only upset because……THE TITLE SPOILS IT!
lol i not mad im just using caps
**SPOILERS****
1. The hills are dogs
2. A guy laughing and staring @ the sky (im not sure) but lowe pat w/ house is lower lip/”chin”
Nice pic. I still don’t see the dog in the second one.
It would be so awesome if there were hills like that
I could see the man, but I couldn’t see the dogs until I looked at the title.
Ok, #21 for No.47, there is NO dog in the second one. And for 20, Anonymous, there is NO dude laughing. There is a face though. Look up from where you think there is a chin. Do you see him? I looked at him and went, “Ummmmmm, Is there actually a person there? I better go check down there at the comments.” For the first picture, I name the hills (left to right) Flatnose and DarkDreams.
Flatnose! Ya gotta love it. It just FITTS him!
Saw the dogs, took me a little longer to see Abraham Lincoln. (Turn sideways and you’ll recognize the profile.)
Judging from the styles, I would say the dog hill to be late 18th century. Probably English because of the windmill and the dogs, which were popular subjects. The second looks more like late 1800′s American. Because of the profile, the mountainous setting and the two colonials in the lower right corner. I wonder if John Wilkes Booth lurks in a corner somewhere.
Hope the hints help you find the artists.
aww the dog one is sooo cute!!!
this took me like 2 seconds 2 see they are DOGS how obvious really!
WOOF WOOF -lol
i see a face on the 2nd picture
i cannot see anything in the 2nd pic
1.In the firs picture the dog are the hills, there are two dogs
2. In the second picture the dog is located at the lower right beside the man which actually fishing
Wow! These pencil things are really amazing! I love these the best!
Hi, top one is an 18th century engraving entitled “Isle of Dogs” – not found out who created it though.