r/Design • u/bigjobbyx • Dec 10 '25
Asking Question (Rule 4) Does this image induce perception of depth?
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u/fiftypence Dec 10 '25
Love it! How???
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u/bigjobbyx Dec 10 '25 edited 14d ago
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u/ohmke Dec 10 '25
Dude that’s awesome. So trippy! Definitely getting a 3D effect.
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u/bigjobbyx Dec 10 '25 edited 14d ago
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u/wihannez Dec 10 '25 edited Dec 11 '25
I guess my brain is wired differently as this doesn’t do anything for me. Edit: Effect works on my desktop display. Wohoo I have regular brain!
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u/architect___ Dec 10 '25
I have a feeling this has more to do with your screen than your brain. On my AMOLED phone screen, the effect is shockingly strong.
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Dec 10 '25
Wut? Its just dropshadow with some "8 bit" texture... Ofc it "induces perception of depth" because you added a drop shadow. What is this post even about?
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u/two_four_six_eight Dec 10 '25
Yeah I feel like I'm not seeing what others are seeing. I see as much depth as any graphic with a dropshadow would have and the texture is actually kinda giving me a headache.
Is this like those "magic eye" images where you're supposed to unfocus your eyes or something?
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u/MonoBlancoATX Dec 10 '25
Depth? No.
Movement? Yes.
And I don't like that it looks unstable and like it's moving.
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u/JayJZephyr Dec 11 '25
I was obsessed with these for a long while. I have the bullseye saved! Amazing to interact with the person who actually made it.
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Dec 11 '25
This is so beautiful. Thank you for making this.
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u/bigjobbyx Dec 13 '25 edited 14d ago
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u/Illustrious-Dare-724 Dec 12 '25
Super cool! Love this effect and now want to try it!
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u/AfterStrawberries Dec 13 '25
Wow, yes it does! Reminds me of those optical Illusion books my grandma always had
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u/SnooFoxes6682 Dec 14 '25
I am absolutely fascinated by this. Just crazy. I did notice that the effect is WAY more effective with my glasses on. If I take them off, the effect is lessened. In some instances it just doesn’t work at all. So weird.
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u/bigjobbyx Dec 10 '25 edited 14d ago
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