The apparent neon squares seem to pulsate slightly when we concentrate on the image.But there is no square on this image. It’s all an optical illusion!

The illusion: The lines appear curved and that’s why the drawing appears very oblique.
The reality: The lines are as straight as those of a chessboard and the small squares have the same size.

Can you see the illusion yet?

If you look at the large photograph closely, you’ll see that you are not looking into the eyes of the tiger but at the backs of two models. And the jaw of the beautiful beast is actually the shapely posterior of a third person.

The unique work of art was created by body-painter Craig Tracy at the request of a charity determined to save the subject of the picture. This year the United Nations has put the tiger at the top of its list of ‘most important’ endangered animals to be saved in 2010.

Here is another optical illusion, you may think that the image is moving but it is actual a still picture. Cool eh?

Stare into this optical illusion and see what happens.

This image is actually a fixed picture but when you stare, it gives the impression that the circles are rotating when in-fact they are not.

Look closely at this picture and try to figure out which way this window is facing.

Can you see it? This a really good illusion as sometimes it gives the appearance the window is facing left and sometimes to the right.

Take a look at this image, it is an illusion that gives the impression that the man is actually floating. Can you see it?

He is really just stood next to patch that imitates a shadow hence giving the impression of floating.