Animate the Jastrow Illusion by sliding the shape on the bottom towards the one on the top.
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Ebbinghaus Illusion (Titchener Circles) Animated with Python TurtleEbbinghaus Illusion (Titchener Circles) Animated with Python Turtle
Animate the Ebbinghaus Illusion as shown here.
Hering Illusion Animated with Python TurtleHering Illusion Animated with Python Turtle
Animate the Hering Illusion as shown here. Observe how the illusion changes as the blue lines change.
Kanizsa Triangle Animated with Python TurtleKanizsa Triangle Animated with Python Turtle
Animate the Kanizsa Triangle with expanding and shrinking illusionary triangle.
Gradient Illusion Animation with Python TurtleGradient Illusion Animation with Python Turtle
Animate the Gradient Illusion by changing the background gradient dynamically.
Müller-Lyer Illusion Animation with Python TurtleMüller-Lyer Illusion Animation with Python Turtle
Animate the Müller-Lyer Illusion Effect with Python Turtle.
Stereokinetic Effect with Python TurtleStereokinetic Effect with Python Turtle
Moving objects can give 3-D depth effect called kinetic depth effect. Draw the following Stereokinetic Effect where rotating circles generates an interesting 3-D effect. Idea from https://michaelbach.de/ot/mot-ske/
Stepping Feet Illusion with Fading Background with Python TurtleStepping Feet Illusion with Fading Background with Python Turtle
Improve on the previous stepping feet illusion to fade in and fade out the background stripes. What do you observe? Does the contrast level of the stripe have the effect
Breathing Square Illusion with Python TurtleBreathing Square Illusion with Python Turtle
When the opening is small, the blue square seems to be getting bigger and smaller. Thus, this illusion is called ‘Breathing Square’ illusion. As you can see below when the
Stepping Feet Illusion with Python TurtleStepping Feet Illusion with Python Turtle
One of the illusions included in this website is stepping feet illusion. Blue and yellow feet seems to move alternatively, but they are actually moving exactly at the same speed