The teacher accidentally discovered a new optical illusion
The teacher accidentally discovered a new optical illusion
Optical illusions, playing amazing jokes with our mind, are openly and even specially created so much that it seems that nothing fresh in this area can be found and thought out.
Recently, an ordinary Canadian elementary school teacher accidentally discovered a new visual illusion, preparing a task for her students.
A woman drew a set of stencilled poppies on red paper so that the children would cut them out and paste them around the class in honor of the Day of the Fallen. Having made such a picture, our heroine was confused: the flowers for some reason superimposed on each other, although the Canadian, naturally, achieved a completely different result.
Peering closer, the woman was even more surprised. It turns out that the poppies in the picture do not even touch, but for some reason the human brain sees this picture in a completely different way
Optical illusions, playing amazing jokes with our mind, are openly and even specially created so much that it seems that nothing fresh in this area can be found and thought out.
Recently, an ordinary Canadian elementary school teacher accidentally discovered a new visual illusion, preparing a task for her students.
A woman drew a set of stencilled poppies on red paper so that the children would cut them out and paste them around the class in honor of the Day of the Fallen. Having made such a picture, our heroine was confused: the flowers for some reason superimposed on each other, although the Canadian, naturally, achieved a completely different result.
Peering closer, the woman was even more surprised. It turns out that the poppies in the picture do not even touch, but for some reason the human brain sees this picture in a completely different way