Neptune’s Sister Optical Illusion

Wouldn’t bet my life on it, but comparing the styles used in both Invisible Neptune and today’s illusion – I think it’s safe to conclude that the author behind this one is great Sandro Del Prete again. Ne1 dares to disagree? Looking at the landscape, you’ll see some deer, few stumps and whole lot of everything, but how many of you have actually noticed the lil’-o-hidden lady? If you have problems seeing it, try looking at this through our very own optical illusion widget, and remember what we said about negative spaces…

42 Replies to “Neptune’s Sister Optical Illusion”

  1. very cool illusion, i came here from the illusion of the day widget, so i saw it immedietly but very cool

  2. not too hard to spot the figure in the negative space, but i do like how the stag comes out of a canvas into supposedly two different dimensions

  3. How can you miss her??? Before I even clicked to see this picture the first two things to catch my eye was the deer and the lady that I thought it was a picture of the deer transforming into her.

  4. Plus what the heck is that funky horn thing the stag got growing underneath him/her.. :D on 1st comment lol

  5. At first, I saw it without the woman. Then, I saw her, and now I can’t see it without her! Thanks for sharing!

  6. OMG I FOUND IT!! AWESOME!………….took me 3 min but i still love it and infact……… I LOVE ALL THESE ILLUSIONS!!

  7. I see seven (7) hidden images. Is that all? A woman’s torso in the right tree trunk. The Lady Neptune. A man’s face smiling on the left. The two deer. A white wolf’s face in the puddle on the right. And a spider coming out of a hole at the base of the center tree trunk. Oh, I missed the eyes at the edge of the grass/dirt, that makes 8 images…I love this one!!!

  8. Well done, Patricia Ann Ingram.

    All the wonderful observations, but nobody seems to mention how all THREE paintings are breaking out of their 2D worlds.

    Deer: While the tree/frame goes in front of the frame, the frame extends past the canvas.
    Dinner: The table comes forward on the left side.
    River: The tree grows up past the top of the canvas. AND the bottom right corner makes it seem the canvas is “door”ed to the right, but the top looks straight across.

    Along with all the other interesting intersections between paintings.

    Great artwork!

  9. I gotta’ tell ya – I never figure these things out, but in this one, the chick might as well been painted orange. I give it an F for effort.

  10. i see the lady ( i see her chest too. OMG THAT PART INNAPROPRIATE I ALSO SEE HER BOTTOM ) and then i see a ghost stag behind the stag =.=’ LAME THE GIRL IS STANDING OUT

  11. First I couldn’t see her, then saw her, then couldn’t stop seeing her every time I look at the picture!

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