A stereogram is a 2D image that is able to be experienced in 3D through specific viewing techniques.  Stereogram master Gene Levine created the illusion below which contains both photographic elements and a stereogram.  Stare at the pattern on the torso of the statue to see if you can reveal the hidden image. Continue reading […]

Today’s illusion is from the late 19th century.  It originally appeared in a magazine called Strand in 1899.  It addition to being very old, it also happens to be quite ambiguous.  What do you see? Do you see a bearded man’s face or a pair of lovers?

What do you see in this drawing by István Orosz?  Do you see a ship traveling through stormy weather or something more sinister? To view more of István’s work, please visit his website at Gallery Diabolus or his blog.

Artist Paul N. Grech attempts to paint people as tangible extensions of a living, breathing environment.  In his aptly-titled painting below, “Beethoven”, he uses a composite style to form a portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven from a collection of individuals wearing hats.  Have a closer look and you will see that the famous composer’s eyes […]