An Experimental Psychologist Says There's A Portrait In This Image. Can You See It?
March 29, 2017
Akiyoshi Kitaoka, a Japanese experimental psychologist who studies visual illusions as well as makes illusion artworks, shared the following portrait on Twitter this week.
Looking at the image head-on, you most-likely only see black and white squares.
You can try looking at it from a distance, or at an angle.
But the trick that works best for most people is to look at the squares while scrolling up or down.
For those who still can't see it, someone "reverse-engineered" the image for you.
Dogs Are Forced To Wear The Things They Steal — And It’s Hilarious
Bill Murray Says This Painting 'Saved His Life' — And It Still Inspires Visitors Today
Meet Nazgul: The Dog Who Crashed An Olympic Ski Race And Nearly Won
Professor Watches His Student Compete At The Olympics After She Requested An Extension On An Assignment
He Lost Everything And Had To Give Up His Dog — Then Strangers Brought Her Back Home
10 Powerful Inventions Where Helping Others Came Before Profit
Watch This Clever Crow Solve A Cookie Problem In Real Time
James Van Der Beek Has Passed. But What He Said Before He Died, We All Need To Hear
You Have To See How This Dad Gives His Daughter A Horse Riding Experience
Snowplow Driver Spots Two Boys Shoveling — Then Reverses To Help
He Ordered A Doctor Bag — But The Size Has Him Laughing Uncontrollably
