Caffe Wall Illusion

Now you can see original Caffe Wall in color! Remember our previous posts, Original Caffe Wall and Russian Caffe? Well these photos were taken at different location, and still show you the original “Bent Lines Illusion”. What’s the illusion here, you might ask? As you see the lines appear bent, while in fact they are perfectly straight. The illusion is made by black and white blocks that make the illusion perfect! Jump inside for more pics. More can be found inside “Seemingly Bent” category.




30 Replies to “Caffe Wall Illusion”

  1. i seen that befo

    you foo

    Quel bon travail…mayyyyb e were lye ing

    I am sow mush bittir at zpilling than u!!!!

  2. thats why the romans built the panthenon with slanted lines
    so it wouldnt look crooked from a distance
    they were smart lol

  3. I used to live close to that cafe in Bristol, uk. When it was open it was an OK place to have a kebab and a late coke but the greek place just up the hill was better.

    Maybe they should have done something other than kebabs.

  4. Unlike other illusions you have posted previously that look bent, this one doesn’t. It just looks like a pattern to me.

  5. I’m not seing it either. Perhaps the affect is more obvious in real life, but they don’t look bent to me. It’s just a repeating pattern like the person above me thought.

  6. lol potato. that’s so hilarious. you kids are sooo random…

    The second picture doesn’t work for me, but the others do. :’D

  7. Someone has already pointed this out, at least I hope they have, it’s cafĂ©. No, I don’t know what a is, caffe is, but it says to me that you do not have spell check enabled.

  8. YOU ARE ALL RIGHT AND WRONG AT THE SAME TIME!
    Look: the blocks or tiles are perfectly aligned on a grid of straight columns and rows. There are three sets of equal size blocks. Solid blacks, solid whites, and half black and whites. They were placed using a pattern (like Chick said). Alternating the position of the solids with the orientation of the half b/w’s it forms solid rectangles (same size of the blocks) that ACTUALLY are not aligned with the blocks. This creates the bent or slanted effect, the same way that happens with some floor tiles.

  9. wow this is like soooo lame u other people r freaks it is lame lame lame lame lame its just lines!!!!!! i mean really lines?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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