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It’s been a long time since last time we featured one our “Spot the animal” puzzles. At one point in time, Gardner’s hidden animals over-populated this blog so much, they started popping out with each “Random illusion” button click. I swore to myself then, I’m done with them forever. Don’t get me wrong – there [...]
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Let me tell you a little secret, one I already hinted in my earlier article – I wrote this post on Christmas where I also attached a timer to it, so that it auto-publishes while I’m still away enjoying my vacation. I always considered this similar to cheating, so to ease my guilt let me [...]
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Were you aware we had #Tests category, where you can try and solve all kinds of interesting illusions and puzzles? It’s one of my favourite sections on this site! Anyway, here’s another vintage puzzle that fits perfectly in our tests category. So what is happening here? You can see a fisherman who is holding two [...]
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Here’s another “spot the object” card titled The Invisible Jockey. I’d explain in detail what you need to do this time, if the title weren’t so damn revealing. So, can you find him? How long did it take before you could spot the jockey? Any additional info on origins of this #vintage card are more [...]
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Here’s day 3 of me posting regularly – Hurray! BTW, you are free to show some support in a way of submitting good stuff, liking our fan page on Facebook or sharing it with your friends and students :D So, what do we have here today? It’s a vintage perspective illusion of two men waiting for [...]
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Here’s one that has me puzzled for days! Even though we successfully cracked both the Mad Professor and Irish Leprechauns puzzle, I can’t seem to understand how this one works. As a reminder, these sort of vintage puzzles were quite popular back in the old days. They originally came sliced in multiple pieces, and could [...]
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As seen on Deceptology blog, company called Quaker Oats published an interesting advertising booklet way back in 1895. This vintage booklet contained 25 nursery rhymes, but more importantly there was a DIY optical illusion puzzle printed on its front cover. Might be interesting to know this item is now sold as vintage collectable (also known [...]
If you ask yourself why I have decided to feature some “ordinary vintage photos” on an optical illusions blog, think again. Work below is just a fraction of Spanish artist Paco Pomet’s portfolio. If you inspect the photos more closely, you’ll soon realize they’re in fact stunning oil paintings that are “just” a reproductions of [...]
