Belgian artist Charline Lancel creates digital op art pieces and prints them on large aluminum panels using a printing process called ChromaLuxe. While she has been told that her work resembles that of Victor Vasarely, she was not aware of his work when she first started creating digital op art in 2007. The following spherical […]
Depending on your viewing distance, this hybrid image can be perceived in one of two different ways. When you look at the full-size image (see below), you will likely see a picture of a dog. But if you move away from the screen, or squint your eyes, you will see a completely different image – […]
Would like to take the time to wish everyone a Happy New Year! Based on your feedback, votes and shares on social media sites, here are the ten most popular optical illusions posted on An Optical Illusion during 2013. The illusions are listed in no particular order whatsoever. Click each post title to be taken […]
Self taught illustrator Tang Yau Hoong was born in (and is currently based in) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He loves to play with negative space and use illusions in his minimalistic illustrations. Since 2007, he has been a freelance artist working with clients around the world. He has created artwork for editorial and advertising purposes, t-shirts, […]
These days, it seems like everyone has a mobile phone. The companies that provide coverage, like Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint, all talk about their nationwide coverage and the reliability of their networks. In order to get reliable coverage, they must erect cell phone towers all over the country. If you have seen a cell phone […]
Thomas Barbèy has a collection of photographs that were taken over a period of twenty years. By combining multiple photographs from his archives, he creates unique and beautiful surreal scenes. According to his official website, “Every single one of his images has to pass what he likes to call the “So what?” test. If […]
Have you ever seen a sadder looking bathtub? What exactly would a bathtub have to be sad about anyway? Seeing faces, or other recognizable images, in inanimate objects is a phenomenon known as pareidolia. Two additional examples of this are the Apache Head in the Rocks and the Elephant on Mars. I originally came across […]
