08-08-2007, 11:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-08-2007, 11:08 PM by Pink Underoo.)
Some people think that it's a trick, or only partially animated, but it's not.
The lack of any defining features (completely black, no illumination from a light source), performing this type of motion (spinning, as well as bobbing up and down), seen at this approximate angle, all together achieve the effect of an optical illusion despite that it is a fully animated figure moving in a complete circle.
There's no way to tell which way the figure is spinning just by looking at the figure itself. The shadow gives it away, though. =o
The lack of any defining features (completely black, no illumination from a light source), performing this type of motion (spinning, as well as bobbing up and down), seen at this approximate angle, all together achieve the effect of an optical illusion despite that it is a fully animated figure moving in a complete circle.
There's no way to tell which way the figure is spinning just by looking at the figure itself. The shadow gives it away, though. =o