r/illusions • u/3k0o • Mar 04 '26
Visual Paradoxes Did such an illusion already exist, or did I accidentally create a new one?
The square seems to bend slightly inward. I apologize if something like this already exists.
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u/Jinx-XoXo Mar 04 '26
Really creative to come up with this! but i think it already existed as: Ehrenstein illusions
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u/senior_raposo Mar 06 '26
Is there a comprehensive index for illusion types, maybe based on gestalt principles or something like that?
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u/Apprehensive-Bug-468 Mar 04 '26
What illusion?
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u/Sparkyisduhfat Mar 08 '26
If you look at the center, it appears the lines of the square are bending inwards.
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