Showing posts with label Konstantin Korobov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Konstantin Korobov. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Two For One Artwork!

You probably saw the msn.com article today about age affecting how we see the famous optical illusion of the old lady/young lady. The claim is that people under 30 see the young lady first and those older see the old lady. Is that true for you? My daughters and I all see the young woman first (though I am over 30- even my eyes are resisting their age!) The girls loved the picture, and I love charting who in my family sees what (4 of us heard Laurel, by the way and only 1 heard Yanny!) so I found some classic optical illusions for them. You know the ones: the rabbit/duck picture, the couple and the goblet...

All of this got me thinking about other illusionists, so I did a little Googling and found some beauties! There is a ton of chalk art and body art that is incredibly deceiving, but I prefer an old-fashioned painting if I'm going to be tricked. Check out these fun pieces of visual trickery!
Russian artist Konstantin Korobov painted this dark, beautiful picture.

I wish this was hanging in my house! (Robert Gonsalves)
Rex Whistler drew a series of "reverse faces" for an campaign.