PUT your eyesight to the test with this tricky optical illusion – can you spot the For Sale sign among the sold houses?
Looking at the puzzle, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the houses.
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Spotting the ‘for sale’ sign in this optical illusion might be harder than you think Credit: Alan Harder
Canadian mortgage broker Alan Harder created an appealing picture.
Most of the houses have a “sold” sign out front, but there is a house that is still for sale with its sign.
It’s hard to see at first because the houses are facing in different directions with different colored roofs.
You’ll have to look closely at the picture to read what the signs say, but even then you might not find the answer in less than 15 seconds.
Still not sure where to look? Don’t worry, we’ve got the answer for you.
Focus your attention on the home in brown near the lower left corner of the image.
If you look close enough, you’ll see his sign reads “For Sale.”
TEST YOUR SIGHT
Did you get it? We have more optical illusions to choose from, such as this personality test.
What you first see in this optical illusion could reveal whether you are “difficult to fool” or “sensitive to even the slightest clues.”
It all depends on what you see in the picture first.
Mia Yilin (@mia_yilin) shares interesting optical illusions on her TikTok account.
In one video, she shared a picture that at first glance could be two very different things.
She added in the description of the video that what you see first says a lot about your personality.
But if you want to test your eyesight, you can try to spot all the characters on John Lennon’s face in this scary optical illusion.
The painting was conceived as a tribute to the murdered singer.
Although it is a portrait, some parts of his body are located in the places where the other characters are.
Lennon’s face is split into two halves with two figures making up his eyes.
On the left is an angelic figure standing next to the golden and feathered wings that are part of the singer’s hair.
The person on the right is almost the exact opposite.
They are hunched over and covered in redness, bent into wings that are more like bats and black that make up the second part of Lennon’s hair.
The two are highlighted by halos that replicate the singer’s well-known circular-rimmed glasses.
In the middle of the picture there is another person between two opposite figures in a cloak.
He appears much smaller in comparison and appears to be a boy holding a guitar.
The boy also stares at the table with a blank paper and pencil on it.
He is said to possibly represent a young Lennon as he sits directly above the words “Imagine”.
The two opposite figures could represent the two sides of Lennon’s career.
During his time he made both lighter and darker contributions to the world of art.
In particular, the dark side could also highlight how premature the artist’s death in 1980 was.
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Fortunately, we’ve provided an answer in case you can’t solve it Credit: Alan Harder
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: newstars.edu.vn