Here's an nice little illusion, un trompe l'oeil de la grisaille as the French would say. Despite what our eyes tell us, the squares marked B and A are exactly the same shade of grey.
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An optical illusion.
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Sincere apologies, sir!
There is a typo in my original post, it should have read "squares B and A are exactly the same shade of grey."
I dunno...i blew it up and blocked out other boxes and i see lies lies, lies.
I promise, sir, both those squares are exactly the same colour. C0 M0 Y0 K40 to be precise.
I promise, sir, both those squares are exactly the same colour. C0 M0 Y0 K40 to be precise.
Ok, but i am gettkng my money back, if youz lying.
It's neat that you can actually see the reverse A in the reflection.....
...at first glance, it looks like a half-assed soccer ball.
But I wish these guys would show match balls when they use pool artifacts....
....what the hell, they don't use drug store golf balls in their artwork.
...at first glance, it looks like a half-assed soccer ball.
But I wish these guys would show match balls when they use pool artifacts....
....what the hell, they don't use drug store golf balls in their artwork.
I zoomed in and took a picture of both squares, same color!!!!!!
I drew the pool ball illusion myself, but its inspiration must go to Edward Adelson, professor of vision science at MIT.
Yeah, I had to confirm this myself - Quite Cool! 
In his defense I dug this up, was actually easier to find than I thought having seen it a long time ago.
http://youtu.be/z9Sen1HTu5o
http://youtu.be/z9Sen1HTu5o
And the point is ,,,,,,
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However what does the #3 represent? This is part 2.
You should play the 3 in the corner, not the side.
Here's easy to see proof... I dragged a chuck of A into B.
