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Amondesign Lopez is just one among thousands of fans our facebook page has gathered to this date. But the illusion Amondesign posted to our group’s wall is clearly one of the better ones I have seen lately. The drawing you see attached here is just cropped and  minified portion of the original artwork created by DeviantART user named willustration. Before we proceed, be sure to open it in new window to see the complete masterpiece in its full glory!

The tree branches and rocks that magnificently portray approaching tiger, aren’t the only illusion willustration’s picture hides! I presume how the Premonition Poster, or maybe Hidden Baby illusion must’ve played significant role in author’s inspiration. Just how many tigers do you think there are altogether in this marvelous drawing? Leaving the obvious sleeping beast aside, and ignoring the marvelous approaching one for few moments, try and spot if there is something else you haven’t noticed at first!

I’m really proud how our FB page has picked up its momentum lately, and am excited to announce we have almost surpassed the magical 7,000 fans mark. Be sure to share your findings through our wall, and don’t forget to check some clues I left there, concerning our recent Escher’s Waterfall Video solution.

Check how this illusion came to existance:

Find the 4 Hidden Tigers

When I saw site usage statistics yesterday I was a little shocked. There was a big jump in new visitors, but I couldn’t see where they were coming from. Only after one user’s congratulating email I found out our little website was featured by BBC! Later I dug it up a little, and learned how they produce a TV show named “Webscape”, where Kate Russel talks about best of the web. Apparently our little community grabbed her attention, and we got ourselves a minute long introduction to millions of BBC viewers.

If some of you came here via the show, I’d like to hear your first experience about this website, and what did you saw on that show. Everyone else can find more about this on BBC’s website, and you can even watch some clips online.

Before I log out (since my girlfriend has birthday in an hour or so) I’d like to give you some fresh material from Steve Gardner. Can you find the 4 hidden tigers inside this image? Maybe I got it wrong, and there are only 3 of them that are hidden. You tell me!

I’m sorry that in every post I babble about Mighty Tricks website, but you have to realize that it’s a new project of mine, and I’m just trying to make it more popular, informing wider public about it. Now let’s jump to our new illusion. For today I prepared an interesting spot the object painting, created by American wildlife artist Rusty Rust, that shows a huge Bengal Tiger standing in a bamboo forest. We had a similar Lion Illusion, Panda Bears Illusion, Wolves Illusion, and many more… If you are asking yourself why Rusty named this picture “The Hidden Tiger“, your assignment is to figure out why! When you find it – comment, just don’t reveal the secret, so other users can have fun spotting it too.