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Here are a couple in the same vein to get started. Feel free to check these in paint. The cross-sections of both crosses are the same color:  The green and blue spirals are the same color:  A and B are the same color: 
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there's a bear on the tolblerone bar logo in the mountain if you look closely
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Schurik posted:The green and blue spirals are the same color: That one's excellent, and I hadn't seen it before.  I always liked this one:  Also, the ones that seem to be moving are cool:   
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aas Bandit posted:Also, the ones that seem to be moving are cool: seeing them as moving is not exclusive to humans, which is cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxtc9pMF1lQ
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With thanks to John Hick:
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Fatkraken posted:seeing them as moving is not exclusive to humans, which is cool That's hilarious. Confuse your pets!
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aas Bandit posted:Also, the ones that seem to be moving are cool: A couple more in that vein:   
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Thirteen Orphans posted:With thanks to John Hick: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GLEW3V3QW1I
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Does anyone have a concise explanation for how these work? I assume it has something to do with how your peripheral vision detects movement, as the apparent motion increases if you unfocused your eyes but disappears if you concentrate on the right part of picture.
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I always liked this one because you can tell the exact moment where your brain just wigs out and changes direction
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Hakkesshu posted:I always liked this one because you can tell the exact moment where your brain just wigs out and changes direction This one just straight-up does not work for me- I always, always, always see the rotation as clockwise.
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Somfin posted:This one just straight-up does not work for me- I always, always, always see the rotation as clockwise. I am the complete opposite. Anyone got the one with the diagram?
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Somfin posted:This one just straight-up does not work for me- I always, always, always see the rotation as clockwise. Try covering her up above the knees. That's the only thing that works for me.
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Das Boo posted:Try covering her up above the knees. That's the only thing that works for me. I find looking at the reflection of her foot helps to change her direction too.
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Aug 27, 2015 12:18
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Just use this:
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Schurik posted:Just use this: :O holy poo poo THANK YOU! (I can usually make it flip but not reliably, this is like an exorcism of too long spent starting at stupid gifs)
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Schurik posted:Just use this: WHAT THE gently caress
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Haha, holy poo poo that's wild. I was watching the one without the guides and could only see it clockwise, I looked counter-clockwise one with the guides and went back up, and then I could only see it counter-clockwise, and then flipped it back again by looking at the guided one again. Like it takes the shortest glance at the guided one to flip how my brain sees it. This is nuts. 
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I don't get this one. Is it that two of them appear to be concave and two appear to be convex, but they actually aren't?
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Nostradingus posted:I don't get this one. Is it that two of them appear to be concave and two appear to be convex, but they actually aren't? Um...not sure what you're asking, I guess? "Don't get" meaning what? Are you saying that they don't seem like they're moving to you (just kinda slowly swimming slightly back and forth), or that you're not sure what's causing it? Yeah, they're shaded differently to make it look like you're seeing them from slightly different angles...
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Here are another two I like, these work by increasing your eyes' distance to your screen (may take a foot or two), or, for some people, by squinting. Here's Marilyn/Einstein:  These two switch places:  This is not really an illusion, but have you ever seen an animated magic eye? 
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 This elephant has too many legs. 
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I think I need to go lie down.
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Rare Collectable posted:
It's called a dick, you dork.
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The perfect balance between immensely satisfying and infuriating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VR1zGlXIlw
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http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html
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Schurik posted:
holy poo poo please tell me there's more
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Magic eye stuff counts, right? This one's my favourite since it's a proper textured 3D model thing and not just "random flat static poo poo floating off the screen"
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 Good ol' Jesus. Stare at it for 30 seconds without blinking and then look at something blank. My mind always interprets it as some terrifying zombie.
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Nostradingus posted:I don't get this one. Is it that two of them appear to be concave and two appear to be convex, but they actually aren't? That one did nothing on my phone, but when I looked at it on my laptop, the circles all started wandering around slowly.
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Shneak posted:
If you want to see something actually creepy, do this with your likeness in a mirror.
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Volume posted:holy poo poo please tell me there's more 
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I never see anything in those magic eye things. What's the deal with them?
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Forgall posted:I never see anything in those magic eye things. What's the deal with them? You see how the pattern repeats horizontally? Unfocus your eyes (look past your screen) until the pattern overlaps once. A part of the image should bulge out to form a separate image. Try it on a non-moving one first though. Here's a kinda-sorta demonstration of what it should look like (without the movement of course), which is the hangup for most people I think. 
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Holy crap, I just learned how to see magic eye images. I can unfocus my eyes at will, and if I do that I see three discrete depth layers in this image, none of which are an interesting shape. If I refocus my eyes a little they suddenly form into two depth layers that form a dolphin Thanks, Schurik! edit: if I unfocus super hard I can see four layers
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snucks posted:The perfect balance between immensely satisfying and infuriating: It is late and I am easily confused. Can someone explain how this was done?
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Schurik posted:Just use this: YA DONE FIXED ME BRAIN
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Shneak posted:
Same principle, crazier effect: 
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