#AMAZING MAZE ILLUSION SERIES#

TheВ Zollner illusionВ is a classicВ optical illusionВ where a pattern surrounding parallel lines creates the illusion that they are not parallel.Д¬reated by web designerВ Nobuyuki Kayahara, this is a very bizarre dancer optical illusion. It is also sometimes called the вЂњPenrose triangleвЂќ.Д¬reated by Johannes Stoetter, a former world champion body painter, it is amazing how a female model has been transformed to look like a parrot.

#AMAZING MAZE ILLUSION SERIES#

This is because the shorter edge of вЂњAвЂќ is directly adjacent to the longer edge of вЂњBвЂќ.Дescribed by the British psychologist Sir James Fraser in 1908, theВ Fraser spiral illusionВ is anВ optical illusion where the overlapping black arc segments appear to spiral into infinity however, the arcs are actually a series of concentric circles.Д¬onstructed out of legos, this variation of the endless staircase optical illusion is also an impossible object like the blivet. Named after the Polish-American psychologist,В Robert Jastrow in 1889, the bottom figure appears to be larger although they are both the same size.

It appears to have three cylindrical prongs at one end which then mysteriously transform into two rectangular prongs at the other end. This is one of the most famous optical illusion pictures of an impossible object. In reality, it is an illusion created by the wedges and the angles. When you look at the image your brain creates contours (outlines) a white equilateral triangle although none exist. However, the blob disappears if you look directly at one of the intersections.Д¬reated by Italian psychologist Gaetano Kanizsa in 1955, theВ Kanizsa TriangleВ is a classic example of illusory contours. At every point where the white lines intersect our eyes perceive a gray, shadowy blob. This is a classic optical illusion named after Ludimar Hermann who discovered it in 1870. Amazing, isnвЂ™t it?ДЄll of these dots are white, but some appear to be black. Now, try coveringВ the lower halfВ of the photo, and you will see the inner corner of the building (concave this time). Can you guess how many?ДЇirst, cover theВ upper halfВ of the picture withВ your palm, and you will automatically assume that theВ window cornerВ of this building isВ convexВ (bulged out). The black and white picture appears to show a large elephant, however, on a closer look there are a number of different creatures hidden into the body. But on a closer look, you will actually find that even though the lines appear to be diverging from one another they are in fact quite parallel. When you look at the picture, you will feel that the lines are not parallel. You should see the outer edges of the circle fade away! You will see the Starry Night come to life, as it will appear to be morphing and wavy.

Look at the center of the spinning image for 30 seconds, and then look at the Starry Night. However, within the context of the two-dimensional image, they are of identical brightness, i.e., they would be printed with identical mixtures of ink, or displayed on a screen with pixels of identical color. The optical illusion is that the area labelled A appears to be a darkerВ colorВ than the area labelled B.

Amazing maze illusion