Thursday, June 10, 2010

Believe

(click on one of the squares to enlarge)

11 comments:

  1. Without the use of photoshop and using only the bare naked eye, the Artist Also Known As Bob, says they're both the same. It's lost on me. Is he right?

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  2. Yes, they're the same (as verified via the Gimp). The secret is the perception: In the graphic, the human brain will adjust according to the perceived shadow. But the point is the picture, not the assumed reality behind the picture, and in the picture, blocks A and B are the same

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  3. Fantastic! even when i move a piece of block A onto block B, i STILL don't want to believe it's the same. amazing.

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  4. Wow. This is great. They are the same. Though, that's hard to believe. I would agree with Jim.
    Have a good day...:)

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  5. It is pretty incredible. My whole point of this exercise is that we should trust God's Word, even in those places where we don't fully understand. The world sees things in a "different light". We should see things in His "Light" and believe God and trust Him in everything!

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  6. btw...if you haven't read it. Pick up a copy of Perelandra by C.S. Lewis. You won't be able to put it down. At least, I couldn't. Someone had put super-glue on the cover.

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  7. Point well taken. The fact that Bob got and I didn't must also speak to the fact that the woman was first deceived. (Now we're making this illustration "walk on all fours")

    3 thumbs for Perelandra, Out of The Silent Plant & That Hideous Strength. In our humble opinion, they are Lewis's best works ever.

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  8. WOW!! Even after reading the comments I had to test it myself.

    WOW...

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  9. Wow! Good for hours of enjoyment. I tried several other squares just to make sure it wasn't a trick!

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  10. For those of you without a photo imaging means of proving this...just continue to squint your eyes until you see the match.

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  11. I knows what them things be - Op-decal Allusions! It plays tricks on yer eye cones. Good lesson though.

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