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S.Borthwick

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My illusion is a head spinner. One moment it seems like it's going in next moment it seems like it's going out. But it's really no movement going on at all, just what your brain thinks.

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I believe the lines are parallel, this wasn't the one I wanted to share but this was also on my mind when I thought of an illusion.

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My eyes were doing some tricks on me. I am seeing a flower in the middle of the lines and sometimes I am seeing the lines moving around.

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In this illusion you will see either a young lady or and elderly women. This was one of my favorite ones growing up.

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What I can confidently say about this illusion is that it is playing a huge trick on my eyes. Every time I look away from it, as it is in my peripheral vision, it appears to be spinning, but when I look at it, it begins to twitch.

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Depending on how you look, you either see a vase (in white) or two faces (in black). Your brain has to decide which part of the picture to focus on.

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As you stare at the image it begins to seem as if the circle in the middle is moving around. Depending on what you do while staring at it, like move your device or shake your head it can even look like its bouncing.

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In this illusion it certainly caused my brain and eyes to be slightly confused. When looking into the Center of each “tunnel” it appears to be never ending. This illusion also constantly looks like it’s moving somehow when i am staring at it. As a shuffle movement in ways.

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This illusion not only looks like it's spinning but it also looks like its vibrating in a way which is cool. The more I look at it the more the colors blend together which makes it feel like its vibrating more.

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With this illusion it has my brain thinking it's spinning and it's constantly doing so like it's never ending.

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This famous optical illusion first popularized by psychologist Joseph Jastrow in 1899 can be seen as either a duck looking to the left or a rabbit looking to the right. It shows how our perception can switch between two different images even though we’re looking at the exact same picture. It’s a great example of how our brains interpret visuals in multiple ways.

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The Shepard Elephant (also known as L'egs-istential Quandary or the Impossible Elephant) is a famous optical illusion drawing. The drawing of the lines that make the legs trick the eye into thinking there are more legs than possible.

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The "scintillating starburst." The illusion is created with polygons, and between the intersection points, you will see what looks like rays of light. This is due to our brain trying to connect bright dots in between these intersections, which in turn looks like a long ray of lights.

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My wife and my mother in law illusion is one of my favorites. It offers different perspectives on 2 women in one figure. I think it's a good representation on the different expectations put on women.

SG

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My Wife and My Mother-in-Law - Wikipedia

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“My Wife and My Mother-in-Law” is a famous ambiguous image, which can be perceived either as a young woman or an old woman (the “wife” and the “mother-in-law”, respectively). The young woman appears with her face turned away from the viewer while the old woman appears in profile, so the part of the drawing that represents the young woman’s ear is the old woman’s eye; the young woman’s chin is the old woman’s nose; and the young woman’s choker is the old woman’s mouth.[1]

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This illusion depicts 4 sets of connected staircases. The top step of a staircase leads to the bottom step of a staircase, which leads to the top step of another staircase, and so forth.

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At first, might see an older couple facing each other. But if you look closer at the faces you can see they are made up of smaller scenes. A man playing a guitar, a woman sitting on the ground and a woman in a doorway. Illusion art always gives me such uneasy feelings in my stomach for some reason but I do really appreciate the perceptions depending on what we focus on and how our brains try to create clear pictures, even when there are multiple ways to see the images.

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zipping through infinite tunnel - aj