Fun and Amazing! Optical Illusion Moving Patterns (eyes, trick visual, effects, Auckland)

A friend of mine pointed me to these amazing images done by Flickr artist called KRandolph. He used well known patterns done by master of illusions, Akiyoshi Kitaoka, and warped them to create these beautiful modern optical illusions.  (http://tiny.cc/illusion33)

It’s amazing how well these work. Remember, that all of the pictures below are static in nature, and that they somehow manage to fool the eye, and give you impression of continuous motion. To experience this effect in its full capacity, open the images in full size (more inside this article).

Which one did you like most? Which one gives the best effect? Please share your thoughts!

TIPS & TRICKS – IPHONE SECRETS NOW COVERS IOS 4 FOR IPHONE Tips and tricks: Apple iPhone secret now covers iOS 4 (tech, news, report, leaks, Auckland)

UK based Intelligenti Publishing today announces Tips & Tricks – iPhone Secrets 4.0, a free update to their handy help guide now covers the new iOS 4 for iPhone and iPod touch. Tips & Tricks offers over 120 tips covering all aspects with using the new iOS 4 including multitasking, rotation lock and even finding the hidden hold calls button. Instead of having to search the internet for the answer, the guide gives all the tips they need right from their Home screen.


iPhone Secrets has released a free update so that it now covers the new iOS 4 for iPhone and iPod touch. Available now trough the App store, it offers over 120 tips covering all aspects with using the new iOS 4 including multitasking, rotation lock and even finding the hidden hold calls button. Having already sold 1.7 million iPhone 4′s, there is a lot of users who are looking to get the most out of their new gadget.


Instead of having to search the internet for the answer, the guide gives all the tips they need right from their Home screen. The app aims to give quick and useful advice rather than the dry and boring information found in manuals. Our app offers examples related to the users that are easy to read and avoid use technical jargon.


The app is designed to look like a book as you swipe from page to page. You can easily dip in and out and constantly be learning something new, with quick and easy navigation between chapters and pages. On top of this, the app also allows users to email tips, as well as posting to Twitter to connect with as many people as possible.




This post is sponsored by Abby Technology Limited - Blackberry, Android Phone Repair and Apple iPhone Unlock Professional.