These rely on how the brain subconsciously interprets information. Examples include illusions like the Müller-Lyer illusion, ...

This image was first shared on social media by a user called Marina Winberg. On first look, you might see an eaten apple or ...

Here, we see a pic with the word pens written all over it. The words are really striking since it they written in white over ...

If there's a combination of things absolutely on the nose for Creative Bloq, it's an optical illusion you can create yourself ...

Optical illusion personality tests, like the Rubin vase, reveal insights into thinking styles. Seeing the vase first suggests ...

When you look at it, you might either see an apple core or two human faces. Marina says that what you see first can reveal whether you’re more of a logical thinker or an intuitive person.

Then open your eyes, look at the picture, and take note of what stands out first. Here's what it could mean: 1. If you saw the two faces first: “You're a logical, analytical thinker with strong ...

For example, the "Vase and Faces" illusion, where some perceive a vase while others see two faces. Physiological illusions are caused by overstimulation of the visual system by colours, light ...

A new optical illusion challenges perception, featuring two black shapes on a cream background. Initially seen as a vase, the image can also reveal two human faces, highlighting the brain's ...

What makes this illusion so compelling is how our brains struggle to hold both perceptions at once. You can either see the vase or the faces-rarely both at the same time.

Or the one that appears to be a vase, but also two faces staring into each other if your focus shifts to the empty space around what you just thought was a vase a moment ago.

THIS is the funky brain teaser to test your eye sight and powers of logic. Everyone can see the two people and vase of flowers – but only geniuses can spot the two hidden faces. To be clear &… ...