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How to Understand, Enjoy, and Draw Optical Illusions: 37 Illustrated projects in color. This hardcover book is beautifully illustrated and printed to be a useful tool for artists, teachers, instructors, quilters, crafters, scribblers, and the incurably curious. Just about anyone who wants a street-wise sense of illusions and how they work. Even if you can't draw at all, it's a great ride. 37 fully illustrated step-by-step projects, with templates, will sharpen your wits, build new skill-sets, and will have you shouting "Hey, look at this!" along with the best of the artistically sportive.
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Magic Moving Images: Animated Optical Illusions, Colin Ord, 2007 Sometimes we are privileged to witness a giant leap in technology; this little book not only pushes the envelope, it shatters all records. The technique of using sliding overlays to create the illusion of movement in static drawings dates back to the turn of the century, almost from the moment plastic was invented. Now illusory technologist, and author Colin Ord demonstrates the pinnacle of the moiré art form. You will see a horse in full trot, and more! A must have for any illusion library.
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