This optical illusion is an “oldie but a goodie” and is worth having another look at. The drawing, entitled All Is Vanity, was created by Charles Allan Gilbert. Gilbert was a prominent American illustrator whose work appeared in magazines, books, posters, and calendars. Later, he went on to work on animated films and also served […]
Here is a very interesting optical illusion. Look at the abstract black and white image below. Can you figure out what it is supposed to be? What do you see? When I first looked at this, like many others, I was very confused. It appears to be some sort of insect drawn with a black […]
Try to find 11 trout in this hidden image wildlife painting by artist Steven Michael Gardner. Look carefully as some are very easy to find while others are quite obscure. If you get stuck, you can find the answer to this puzzle by clicking here. You can also order a limited edition Giclee print of […]
So…. hiding somewhere in this large pile of logs is a cat. Take a quick look and see if you can find the hidden feline. Did you find it? Apparently, when this image was posted on Reddit, many people were completely stumped as to the cat’s whereabouts. Several thought that the image could have been […]
A Facebook user by the name of Arron Bevin posted this photograph of a brick wall to his account earlier this month. He indicated that it was one of the best optical illusions he had ever seen. He further said that it took him a good 5 minutes to find the hidden image in this […]
At first glance, this might not look like much of an optical illusion. But something is not quite right about this picture. You may notice it right away or it may take you a while to discover it. (full disclosure: It took me some time to figure this one out) So… can you spot what […]
First off, this is not any sort of joke related to April Fool’s Day! I just saw this puzzle floating around the Internet and thought that it was kind of interesting. It has a lot of people debating on the actual answer (it appears that there are several based on how you interpret the question). […]
