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.

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.

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.

Check out the picture below which looks like a crocodile or a snake but the unusual thing about this picture is that it is painted on a hand.

The top and bottom snakes appear to be moving to the right, while the middle two snakes appear to be moving to the left

The Snake Tree Optical Illusion, well this is actually not an optical illusion but it a damn cool picture where the tree look like an snake.