(90 votes)
Here’s an awesome one sent in by Joao Gratuliano. It took me really long time before I understood what happened here, supposedly there was no photoshopping involved. How come the hanging bars project a shadow on a background wall, while the hand doesn’t? Can it be that the author is a ghost, or vampire maybe? [...]
(39 votes)
From the style and motive used in this painting, I presume it was created by famous Sandro Del Prete. It depicts a passageway in Ticino, southernmost canton of Switzerland, which by the way is the only canton where Italian is the sole official language. I like this one because it’s plain simple, and doesn’t favor [...]
(29 votes)
Let me show you another very old optical illusion. I wanted to share it with you not because of quality of illusion it holds (actually, this one’s pretty naive), but because it seems interesting when you see it from historical view. In one hand it, it may helps us understand how illusions progressed over time. [...]
(34 votes)
Just few minutes ago I’ve added new illusory paintings by Andre Martins De Barros to our Facebook channel (along with few other illusions I thought were too subtle/weak for our homepage). You be the judge. Please don’t forget to “like” our FB group (you can do it via the sidebar facebook box) if you want [...]
(26 votes)
It took me 3 years having this painting on my disk before realizing the illusion it holds. Until today, I considered this work by Sandro Del Prete nothing more than a boring NSFW piece of art. As you can see, the woman is hanging a bath towel on a clothesline, but is unaware of the [...]
(53 votes)
If you’re not already familiar with Carl Warner, I recommend skipping the next paragraph and jumping directly to our photo gallery embedded inside this post – it will be more fun this way, trust me! Can you learn by yourself why these landscapes are featured on moillusions.com at all? Only thing you need to know [...]
(55 votes)
One of our Italian friends, named Salvatore spotted an interesting optical illusion printed on the CD cover of the Italian band called Negramaro. It depicts a human heart along with some of its coronaries. The illusion is very simple, yet we have to admit (both me and Salvatore) that it took some time before we [...]
(25 votes)
So, what have I been up to lately? Not much to be sincere… I’ve added some new illusions to our Facebook group (you can join our group via the badge located in the sidebar), but what has really been occupying me lately is my diploma white paper. I’m writing about Web Analytics, and feel pretty [...]
