Optical Illusions Etc...: Snowflake in the Wind

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Snowflake in the Wind

This is an anomalous motion illusion, as you scan the image and your eyes move from one point to another parts of the image will appear to move. This creation was inspired by Akiyoshi Kitaoka, he is a master of optical illusions and a must stop for all fans. If you have been to his site in a while he is adding things on a regular basis.

Snowflake in the Wind
Walt Anthony
2007

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: It seems to get bigger... hm...; ...
Unknown said...: To me it doesn't move at all...I've panned over it with my eyes and nothing happens I see what it is...multicolored ovals arranged to make it look like moves when in fact it doesn't....hmmm; ...

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