Artist Creates Illustrations With Hidden Interpretations: What Do You See?
Inspired by Gestalt psychology, Italian artist Fabio D’Altilia has created a set of illustrations that has multiple interpretations.
In his series, entitled ‘Point of View’, his clever monochrome images make you look twice before seeing both sides of what he’s trying to depict.
Check them out below:
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Bowling Pins OR Shoes?
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Cigarette OR Pussy?
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Eye OR Fish?
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Hairstyle OR Side Profile?
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Tetris OR Pong?
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Pen OR Tie?
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Granny OR Tit?
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Bucket OR Top Hat?
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Zorro OR UFO?
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Woman OR Face?
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[via Fabio D’Altilia]
In his series, entitled ‘Point of View’, his clever monochrome images make you look twice before seeing both sides of what he’s trying to depict.
Check them out below:
Click to view enlarged version
Bowling Pins OR Shoes?
Click to view enlarged version
Cigarette OR Pussy?
Click to view enlarged version
Eye OR Fish?
Click to view enlarged version
Hairstyle OR Side Profile?
Click to view enlarged version
Tetris OR Pong?
Click to view enlarged version
Pen OR Tie?
Click to view enlarged version
Granny OR Tit?
Click to view enlarged version
Bucket OR Top Hat?
Click to view enlarged version
Zorro OR UFO?
Click to view enlarged version
Woman OR Face?
Click to view enlarged version
[via Fabio D’Altilia]
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