When you look at an object for any length of time your eye muscles are working, the longer you focus on the object the harder the eye muscles have to work. Therefore, when you watch TV without looking away from the screen it makes your eyes tired.

Everyone's eyes will benefit from a few simple TV viewing tips:

1)When watching the television sit at least four or five meters away from the screen – the closer you are to the object you're focusing on, the more tired your eyes will become.
2) Don't watch TV in a dark room – make sure the television is not the main light source in a room, but remember you don't want any glare or reflection on the screen.

Can you read this? if yes then please let me know via comment, it will make your eyes little dizzy but not the toughest. It might make your brain spin a bit if you are viewing this kind of illusion for the first time, the more you will see the more you will get use to it and after few minute you will definitely able to read the word written in the picture

I bet that any one who see this picture will definitely not see the smile of the cute girl but her but*, this is really a cute smile, isn't it?

When you look at the circulation you can see the blood is flowing. This is caused by microsaccades or Eye moment, and the tiny moving thing is believed are after images of the black and white lines.

What you can see here exactly? A girl with a makeup other girl with a camera on her hand and third girl on a background doing some kinda house hold stuff, if you look closely you will find something unusual and if you found don't forget leave a comment/mail

In the beginning we had rollers and snakes, optical illusions born accidentally,
probably as a by-product to some sort of color experiments. Most of them were
invented by a Japanese professor, Akiyoshi Kitaoka. Since then, optical illusion
societies have grown. Just look at our website, for example. Many enthusiasts
began experimenting with existing material. While during the process, some
of them developed their own style, adding great value to this particular topic.
Observe the patterns below, and you may find them somehow relaxing.
Even though posing as static images, they manage to give you that motion
feeling, making our head hurt and eyes spin.

Just move your eyes from one side to another and you will see the wheels moving.

Small circles seem to appear and disappear spontaneously as the eye is moved over them.

This visual popping activity is due to our visual system which is constantly searching for the best interpretation in this unorganized pattern.

This is another cool moving illusion in which you can see the movement like a snake is crawling through the screen. Move your eyes from one end to another and you will see the movement but when you focus on any one side, you can’t see any movement.

If you concentrate on one of the lobster's eyes, after some time (10-15 seconds) it will seem that the broken piece of the plate rejoins the rest. This amusing effect occurs because our brain tends to 'iron' out broken our saw lines.

This image of Jesus has been uncovered in the cement of a factory floor in Wolverhampton.



The convincing likeness of the son of God may look like it was intentionally created, but it was actually the result of a flash flood after a torrential downpour.

During the hour-long rain storm, water surged into the reception of EMS Maintenance in Willenhall, Wolverhampton.

The workforce was sent home during the flood and when they returned the next day, they were met by the 5in image of Christ

"I was on my way through reception and upstairs when I just caught a glimpse of something out of the corner of my eye," said supervisor Jason Prosser.

"It was immediately obvious it resembled a face - and the similarities with the traditional image of Christ are very striking."

the stairs look little crazy, while staring at the stairs it will make your eye feel little dizzy

How objects and colors appear is highly dependent on their context. The structural and spatial variables of a scene can influence appearance and perception. The following optical illusion demonstrates how we are sometimes fooled by our eyes

Wherever you are, the eyes of the ghost face follow you.
Wherever you are, this face seems to follow you with the eyes

Cover your right eye and look at the black star. Move slowly towards the screen.
The colored star will disappears!!!

Photography is truly an art in itself, Photography is truly an art in itself whole dimension. This trick is an interesting illusion that confuses our eyes to believe something which is actually not true.

Obviously the stars will start to move as you gaze at the picture. Especially as you move your eyes from picture to picture, you'll see the other stars start to move.

At first glance, this image looks like a snakes eye. However, if you continue to look at it, you’ll notice that it’s actually a photo of an ordinary leaf on the floor.

Just stare at the different rings, and you should see a ton of illusory motion. That means that although there is actually nothing moving in this image, as your eyes scan around the image your brain will make you think that the rings are rotating. If you freeze your eyes and don't move them at all, you can almost get them to stop.

"Trick Eyes Graphics NEO" (written in English and Japanese) has been published!



(The right book is an academic one entitled "Introduction to visual illusions")