By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 112 Comments
This is trully a scary optical illusion… well, at least I hope it’s an illusion! No comment ;)
(45 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 21 Comments
Yet antoher impressive picture of snakes that seem to rotate, while in fact this is also a steady image.
(34 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 75 Comments
When you scroll down this page, looking at the bridge below it will be as if you looked back between your legs. Check it out! The effect it produces is really confusing.
Wooden Bridge Optical Illusion
(84 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 55 Comments
This is an actual photograph not a digital/photoshop manipulation. The best that I can tell is the only thing done to this image was to convert it to Black & White. How do you think it was done? Could a magnet be holding the King to the side of that raised block? – [via].
(26 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 72 Comments
You thought those impossbile objects I posted week ago were just nice delusional images. Think again; now you can see them constructed in real life! Hehe, kiddin’ it’s about shooting angle ;)
(52 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 25 Comments
An hybrid face presenting Margaret Thatcher (in Low Spatial Frequency) and Tony Blair (High Spatial Frequency) has been displayed in 1998 in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. If you squint, blink or defocus while looking at the pictures, Margaret Thatcher should substitute for Tony Blair (if this demonstration does not work, step back from the pictures until your percepts change). The inversion effect is more striking on the right than the left version of the Tatcher-Blair illusion, where the face of Margaret Tatcher blends in the background.
(14 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 62 Comments
This optical illusion requires you to watch amazing video I have added at the bottom of this article. The Hollow Face Illusion is probably one of the most amazing optical illusions I have come across. Grand Illusions has commissioned this particular version of the Hollow Face Illusion. The original head of Albert Einstein was created by the sculptor Bryan Parkes and the manufacturing process was managed by David Burder. This is a 1.5 times life size version of Albert Einstein’s face, since the illusion works best when the head is slightly larger than life size.
(55 votes)By Vurdlak on March 30, 2006, with 28 Comments
See this fine lady looking through a window in her room? I belevie she isn’taware that if you look at her from the distance, you will notice see she’s the part of a Lincoln’s face! Try it.. just slowly move away from this picture and the effect will come by it self. This wonderfull painting is done by a true artist, Salvador Dali.
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