My Lovely Husband™ sent me through a link to an article in an online newspaper based in Perth, Australia. It featured this animated GIF. Click on it to go to the original article if you like. I love it. To most people, the dancer appears to be turning anti-clockwise. To some, she appears to be turning clockwise. And if you go about it the correct way, you should be able to get her to change direction. It took me a while, and it was really frustrating, but I have finally learned how to change her direction at will, and my life feels a little more complete as a result.
Enjoy!
What is really bizarre is that this is meant to indicate the relative strength of your left brain vs right brain, and I have found that if I look up and to the left, then look back at the picture, she will be rotating anti-clockwise; if I look up and to the right then look at the picture, she will be rotating clockwise.
Marvellous things, brains.
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am i the only person in the entire world that sees her hopping up and down a couple of inches?
An more to the point, that strumpet should put some clothes on - she could have someone's eye out!
I was delighted to find a build-your-own 3D version of this illusion.
http://www.grand-illusions.com/opticalillusions/dragon_illusion/
The cut-out paper plan is at:
http://www.grand-illusions.com/images/articles/opticalillusions/dragon_illusion/dragon.pdf
Needless to say her ladyship more often twiddles backwards for me than forwards.
An for an optical illusion that disturbs even more deeply:
http://www.psy.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/rotsnake.gif
You have been warned! :-)
I saw her rotating clockwise to begin with, I changed her direction by telling myself her outstreached leg is now going behind her vertical leg.
Oh, and nice tits.
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