Friday, 3 January 2014

Tea GIF Optical Illusion



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One of my personal favorite types of optical illusions is animated gif optical illusions. You don’t see them that often, because they are very difficult to create for the artist. However, some people possess the talent to create these types of illusions and that is what I’m about to share with you right now. This is a Tea GIF optical illusion that is basically an optical illusion that loops itself over and over again. Without a doubt, this is one of those very addicting optical illusions to just stare at. As a matter of fact, it would make the perfect message board avatar if you’re a member of a message board. You would definitely get some attention with this image associated with your name. Either way, scroll down to see what I’m babbling about.


Tea GIF Optical Illusion





See, I told you that you would probably just stare at this illusion. I love watching these types of illusions. I always find myself trying to check the point where the image has been looped and seemingly starts over, but I can’t find the looping point with this one. Are you able to find it? If so, leave a comment and let us know. If you enjoyed this illusion, you shouldn’t hesitate to give it a positive rating. Also, as stated above, feel free to download this illusion and use it as a message board avatar or what not. I guarantee you’ll definitely be able to virtually put people into a trance with it.


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DNews: Can You Trust Your Memory?

Anthony tells you what goes into remembering something and how, even when we think our memories are strong, we're all susceptible to a false or changing memory!



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Posters: Doctor Who









"50 Years of Time and Space" by Australian illustrator Craig Sutton



"Over more than the past year I’ve been working on this side project of making a poster for my favourite television series, Doctor Who. The piece was designed to commemorate 50 years of the show. Each character was hand drawn and then placed into the computer, layered together and then all coloured as one piece. The poster is A2 size."












































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Forget Kinect: Control These Games With Your Eyes

Use your eyes to select areas on a map and zoom in, select players, provoke a reaction in other gaming characters or look around corners.



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Where’s The Nair?


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Because normal hair is sometimes just too normal. Am I right folks? Actually this time I don’t think I am right. Normal hair is just fine all the time. But for the sake of entertainment which hairstyle would you rock? Patches O’Hollihan or Spike Lee?




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Artist: Donato Giancola








































































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Artist: Julie Dillon









Illustrations by Northern California-based illustrator Julie Dillon
















































































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