optical illusions

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optical illusions

How to really fool yourself

illusions for all your senses
1999
Demonstrations accompanied by explanations illustrate how and why the senses can be fooled.

Topsy-turvy optical illusions

2006
A collection of optical illusions from throughout history, some of which must be turned around and upside down to be understood.

It's me, Marva!

a story about color & optical illusions
2001
Mishaps involving color and optical illusions befall Marva as a result of her new invention, the Ketch-o-matic.

Walter Wick's optical tricks

2008
Presents a series of optical illustions and explains what is seen.

Disney's magic eye

3D illusions
1994
A series of computer-generated 3D Disney picture puzzles that challenge viewers to find the images within images.

Magic eye gallery

a showing of 88 images : 3D illusions
1995
Presents eighty-eight color illustrations containing three-dimensional illusions that can be seen, with practice, with the naked eye.

On stage

2006
Describes how special effects such as fog, rain, snow, and blood are created in films and theater in order to make it look real.

How to really fool yourself

illusions for all your senses
1981
Demonstrations accompanied by explanations illustrate how and why the senses can be fooled.

You won't believe your eyes!

1987
Introduces the world of visual illusion describing the workings of the eye-brain system and how different types of illusions occur.

Sleights of mind

what the neuroscience of magic reveals about our everyday deceptions
2010
Examines the ways magicians use principles that apply to human behavior and perception in order to perform their tricks, and covers how magic pertains to the functioning of the brain in everyday situations; marketing and sales techniques; and education; and possibly even offers new approaches to the diagnosis of autism.

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