A family opens their front door on Christmas morning only to be frightened by what they see.  But should they be?  What is so scary about this Santa Claus illustration by Russian cartoonist Valentine Dubinin?

The King is hiding somewhere among the following pile of wildlife photos.  Can you find him? This painting was created by Donald “Rusty” Rust.  More of Rusty’s paintings can be viewed on his personal website at Rusty Art.

Something is hiding in this arctic scene created by Gene Levine.  Stare at the snowy lower portion of this image to discover what is hidden in this clever stereogram. If you give up, or want to check to see if you were right, the solution is provided in the full post.

One quick look at this grinning man reveals that he is all about having big fun. John Langdon designed this logo for  a client looking for a design for an extra-curricular entertainment project.  More of John Langdon’s logo designs can be viewed at his website – JohnLangdon.net.

A man, a woman and their dog are out for a Sunday drive in their small car.  Do you notice anything else present in this picture?  Perhaps something that appears somewhat sinister? This image was found at Museo Ilusionario’s Flickr Page.

A tiger can be seen in the foreground of the image below.  Can you locate the hidden tiger in this painting by American artist Rusty Rust? More of Rusty’s paintings can be viewed on his personal website at Rusty Art.

Take a careful look at this image.  What is the first thing that you see? Did you happen to see the handprint first or the king of the jungle?  For another optical illusion featuring a lion, check out the ambiguous Lion or Monkey by Humberto Machado.