How many cubes are there?

Six or seven?

The Necker Cube (1832).

Is the blue face in front or behind?

The illusion is named after the Swiss crystallographer Louis Albert Necker (Necker),
who in the middle of the XIX century discovered this illusion.

The staircase Schroeder (1858).

Is it a staircase, a niche, or just a gray strip of paper folded in accordion?

How is this cylinder?

Right to left or left to right?

What is the front part of the ring?

How is the magazine located?

Cover to you or vice versa?

Is it a small cube in the room or a big cube with a piece of sawn-off?

Cheese illusion.

How much cheese is there?

Amazing chessboard.

Strange workers.

Motor parallax

Due to the fact that the circles move at different speeds, an illusion of depth arises.
Compare with a still picture.

Due to the motor parallax arises a very strong illusion of depth.

Which of the pictures seems voluminous?

Indian god Shiva. The illusion is realized through parallax (animation of several pictures taken at different angles)

Due to the fact that the "near" elements of the picture are shifted to a greater distance than the "far" there is the effect of depth

Another example of this effect. There was a feeling that the picture is three-dimensional?

Illusion of Nick Williams (Nik Williams, 1996)

This is just a mask of the Egyptian mummy (2-2.5 thousand years BC)

This is the same mask, but from the inside.

Pay attention to how difficult it is to perceive this image as concave.
The brain unconsciously sees this face as normal.

See the hole in hell?

It is simply painted on asphalt.

Painted pit

Which artist is real and which one is drawn?

More asphalt illusions from Kurt Weimer

What is it?
Square groove or pyramid?

Posted by: Dmitry Rakov, 2003

Phantasmagorie. Original 3D images created by American photo artist Dain Fagerholm from Seattle. He draws his pictures with pens and markers, and “revives” them with the help of computer processing.

The girl in the blue room (Girl in Blue Room). Original 3D images created by American photo artist Dain Fagerholm from Seattle. He draws his pictures with pens and markers, and “revives” them with the help of computer processing.

Monster in the tower. Original 3D images created by American photo artist Dain Fagerholm from Seattle. He draws his pictures with pens and markers, and “revives” them with the help of computer processing.

Seven dogs (Seven dogs). Original 3D images created by American photo artist Dain Fagerholm from Seattle. He draws his pictures with pens and markers, and “revives” them with the help of computer processing.

Animated 3D illusion, from the site UBEO. It is a processing of a charcoal drawing on light gray paper with the name "face", by the artist AshleySpirals.

Stereo photo. The illusion is realized through parallax (animation of several pictures of the same object, taken from different angles).

(Click on the picture to view the effect of photo animation).

Live photos or Cinemagraphs is a collaborative project of photographer Jamie Beck and designer Kevin Burg. The interesting and intriguing atmosphere of these pictures expands the edge of ordinary photography and draws into the world of the photographer.

The idea to use the GIF format to animate a small portion of the photo and to make the picture more animated came to the head of designer Kevin Burgu in 2009 and was widely known for advertising via the Internet and social networks.

Water in zero gravity

Movement, transparency, perspective and lighting and we see a three-dimensional body.

The girl at the fountain. The illusion is realized through parallax (animation of several pictures taken at different angles)