WOW! When was this illusion discovered? It’s fantastic!
A new Munker illusion, which I call confetti. All the dots in the background are the same color (RGB 250, 219, 172) but are perceived as four different colors. The differences are subtle, though, and depend on the size of the image when it's viewed. cc @AkiyoshiKitaokapic.twitter.com/vT6x64LLTy
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Munker published his work in 1970 on the illusion that now bears his name. My efforts are just variations on the results of Munker and
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It seems to me that there is also a slightly motion illusion! I guess it may be possible to experience an additional uncommon illusion when seeing this illusion. I also guess that I need to get some sleep. G. Night! :)
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Yes, the fringed edges example above is triggering a bit of vertigo!
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Magnificent! I have followed your idea and have made a similar image that yellow hearts appear to be different in color.pic.twitter.com/qLTqVebyvg
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Really nice! Your three-color version is more vivid than the four-color illusion because the gaps between the lines are constant width. I'd been experimenting with three-color illusions, but I found irresistable the idea of the four-color illusion.
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Wonderful! I look forward to sharing this with my advisor, who loves bending students' minds with illusions during visual-pathway lectures in his Intro to Biopsychology course.
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What I enjoy about your creation, David, is that when you focus on each individual circle, the color is the same. It only different when you saccade the whole construction. Well done!
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This is very deep. How I think of our perspective of each other, we don’t really see how alike they are until we focus on the individual. I like it
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