We love an optical illusion here at Creative Bloq, especially when we get to peek behind the curtain to see how they're made.

This centipede-al sight test isn’t the first optical illusion to allegedly shed light on someone’s personality. Last week, brain teaser buffs were straining their noodles over this trippy eye ...

It may look like a digitized Jackson Pollock painting, but hidden in this haze of color is a number — if you can see it. Puzzle lovers are going crazy for this head-scratcher optical illusion ...

If there’s one thing optical illusions can teach us, it’s that we can’t always believe our eyes. The clever tricks that illusions play on our brains help unravel how we perceive the world.

Here’s how it works. A brand new optical illusion tricks the majority of people into thinking that a dark "black hole" region at the center of a stationary image is rapidly expanding ...

Psychologists from Norway and Japan explain how the trippy phenomenon works in their paper published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. Like other optical illusions, the picture prompts the brain ...

Are you looking for more optical illusions? Previously, a trippy illusion tricked people's minds into thinking they were seeing a 'rapidly expanding black hole'. The illusion contains a large ...

When you look at an optical illusion, you might feel it scratching ... because a crew of psychologists have yet another trippy mind game for you. It's described as an "expanding black hole." ...

It's not Mia's only optical illusion. Picture ... with a blue background Depending on how a person interprets the trippy image they may see a man or a penguin. Yilin claims that whether the ...