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[Video] Earthquake Billboard Illusion
Category: 3D Illusions | Added: September 16, 2009 | 2 comments
Introducing the launch of our new Youtube channel this first video shows the Red Cross earthquake billboard illusion we featured recently. We'll be posting up a number of videos covering optical illusions from the site so keep a look out for those and please subscribe to our channel if you haven't done so already. ( More... )

DHL China Pavement Art (Flipped)
Category: 3D Illusions | Added: September 14, 2009 | 2 comments
This is another view of the promotional DHL pavement chalk drawing from Julian Beever - this time shown upside-down. The delivery appears to be getting dropped down from the ceiling and looks even more impressive seen this way up. ( More... )

Image Credit: Flickr user Lee Jordan

DHL China Pavement Art
Category: 3D Illusions | Added: September 14, 2009 | Add a comment!
Julian Beever returns with another impressive 3d perspective chalk drawing, this one is a promotion for DHL and shows a hole to China through which a delivery is being passed. It would be handy if it were that easy to deliver a parcel to the other side of the world however the Earth being only one-foot deep would be something of a concern. ( More... )

Image Credit: Flickr user Lee Jordan

Horses Illusion
Category: Illusion Art | Added: September 12, 2009 | 14 comments
How easy is it to lose a horse ? This painting by talented artist Bev Doolittle features a number of pinto horses that are the same colour as their background. While it doesn't represent the level of camouflage a real horse is likely to be capable of it does however provide a stunning optical illusion. How many horses can you see in the painting ? ( More... )

Image Credit: Bev Dolittle

Dalmation Illusion
Category: Shape and Color | Added: September 10, 2009 | 4 comments
This illusion shows a dalmation sniffing around on the ground. The dog itself nor its surroundings can be identified by any one of the shapes in the image, but when taken as a whole the image of the dog can be recognised. ( More... )