1. Central figure = nose of shakespeare's uncle 2. Musicians facing each other within the faces of the elderly couple 3. Too Escheresque to describe in words.
Last year I did a test with ten people I knew to see if they could notice images in overlays Six out of ten could not see them until after being told where and what to look for, interesting Leonardo da vinci is said to be dislexic, not proven, had to deal with his mirror writing It is all in the brain Why is a fixed percentage of the population left handed
1. artist drew both images he saw looking through a glass window at the bay 2. I'll always see you for the one i fell in love with 3. queens in defense
Your eyes can only give you a picture, but your mind will give you the whole story when you stop looking for what you think youre supposed to be looking for.
In the the " temple of man" structure in Egypt The layout represents a human body In the portion that represents the head(which is split in two, left and right hemisphere) there are inscriptions on the wall on both sides. The inscriptions are meant to overlay each other in order to form the entire picture Lubicz
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1. Central figure = nose of shakespeare's uncle
2. Musicians facing each other within the faces of the elderly couple
3. Too Escheresque to describe in words.
Do I win a prize?
Six out of ten could not see them until after being told where and what to look for, interesting
Leonardo da vinci is said to be dislexic, not proven, had to deal with his mirror writing
It is all in the brain
Why is a fixed percentage of the population left handed
2. I'll always see you for the one i fell in love with
3. queens in defense
Your eyes can only give you a picture, but your mind will give you the whole story when you stop looking for what you think youre supposed to be looking for.
I think black is winning...
It' as simple as left to right, and right to left
Or is it
The hand drawn tree in the in the middle looks like his "yoke" in the "at work" pic ? [pic #2 /#3]
The layout represents a human body
In the portion that represents the head(which is split in two, left and right hemisphere) there are inscriptions on the wall on both sides. The inscriptions are meant to overlay each other in order to form the entire picture
Lubicz
I don't see the foot alignment
He writes in the trees often
In at least two of his photos 3H03