3D Optical illusions Art Pictures and Eye Magic Images
Optical Illusions Pictures are Amazing 3D or 2D visually perceived cool images that differ from objective reality. Design by Illusion Artist these pictures look interesting, funny or sometimes scary to Kids and adults alike.
These 3D Optical illusions Art, Paintings, Posters, Pictures and Stereograms use a mind trick in which apparent image information gathered through eye processed by brain give a delusion perception that does not tally with a physical measurement reality. Here under are the three different types of Optical Illusions:
It's an amazing 3D illusion drawing at the Waterloo Station in London by street artist Kurt Wenner. Kurt's artwork uses perspective eye tricks to make it "pop up" in 3D when viewed from a certain angle.
Another Cool Optical Illusion painting advertisement for ramen in the causeway Bay Station in Hong Kong. This kind of art require an angle that reveals how distorted this image needs to be to get this one perfect view.
A dangrous looking Building Optical Illusions drawing that show a man jumping from the roof of a high building (mixed into other buildings) on the street.
What about a Spiderman Cool Optical Illusion for Kids? we are sure you little angels would love it, here goes your 3D Spiderman Optical Illusion:
And a couple of 3D Optical Illusion Road Advertisement painted over trucks:
Well, we hope you enjoyed our optical illusions selection. Finally closing it with one of our favourite, an impressive Electric Motor Optical Illusion picture designed by a Netherlands artist.
These 3D Optical illusions Art, Paintings, Posters, Pictures and Stereograms use a mind trick in which apparent image information gathered through eye processed by brain give a delusion perception that does not tally with a physical measurement reality. Here under are the three different types of Optical Illusions:
- Literal Illusions that create images that are different from the objects that make them.
- Physiological Illusions that are the effects on the eyes and brain of excessive stimulation of a specific type (brightness, tilt, color, movement)
- Cognitive Illusions where the eye and brain make unconscious inferences. They are also known as "mind games".
3D Optical illusions Pictures
Here under are few most popular 3D Optical Illusions Pictures from all these types:It's an amazing 3D illusion drawing at the Waterloo Station in London by street artist Kurt Wenner. Kurt's artwork uses perspective eye tricks to make it "pop up" in 3D when viewed from a certain angle.
Another Cool Optical Illusion painting advertisement for ramen in the causeway Bay Station in Hong Kong. This kind of art require an angle that reveals how distorted this image needs to be to get this one perfect view.
A dangrous looking Building Optical Illusions drawing that show a man jumping from the roof of a high building (mixed into other buildings) on the street.
Cool 3D Optical illusions Art Paintings
Lets have a look here under at few more very cool 3D optical illusions pictures, iTechWhiz has exclusively collected for you:What about a Spiderman Cool Optical Illusion for Kids? we are sure you little angels would love it, here goes your 3D Spiderman Optical Illusion:
And a couple of 3D Optical Illusion Road Advertisement painted over trucks:
Amazing 3D Optical illusions Eye Magic and Stereograms
Geometrical shape and angles may do the magic too. Look at these two Amazing Optical Illusions, first with Rotating Circles and second with flipping butterfly wings when you stare at them for few seconds:Well, we hope you enjoyed our optical illusions selection. Finally closing it with one of our favourite, an impressive Electric Motor Optical Illusion picture designed by a Netherlands artist.
These are excellent works of art.
ReplyDeleteI saw similar sidewalk art in Calgary a few years ago. It too was amazing.
These are very talented people who can see in the 4th dimension while painting 3D images on 2D surfaces.
I love it.
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