WATCH THE CENTER OF THE SPIRAL FOR THIRTY SECONDS AND THEN WATCH VAN GOGH’S STARRY NIGHT COME ALIVE.
HAVE A GO AT READING THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE – ONLY 1 IN 4 CAN AS A RULE AND JUST A WARNING THAT IF YOU DO MANAGE TO READ IT AFTER YOU’VE FINISHED AND LOOKED AWAY YOUR EYES WILL BLUR AS YOUR BRAIN RESETS TO NORMAL SIGHT.
Unload and Unwind 
Love these! This one could put me in a trance for hours. 🙂
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I couldn’t believe I could actually read that 😊😊
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I know – did your eyes go all funny after you finished and looked away?
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Yes they did, it was weird.
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Reblogged this on hansstellingsma and commented:
cool have a mind trip into the greens and purple
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There is smoke coming form my brain. I think ti is overloaded – Ha! Fun stuff Jenni – the reading became easier as i went along. I understand that middle letters in words can be mixed up too and we can read easily as well. the human mind is an odd thing.
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My eyes went all funny after I read it – when I looked up it took a second for them to refocus back to normal sight. Still fun though.
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The painting of ‘Starry Night’ really did it for me. Nice post
-N.N. Team
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Oh, my! You are right!
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It is an odd effect isn’t it.
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Yes indeed! 😀
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WITCH!
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Tee Hee
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Ha! Great fun!
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Reblogged this on Dizzy With Feet Planted.
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Thanks for the re-blog
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Fun. Yes, I could read it, and — perhaps scary — my vision didn’t blur afterwards. This is a wonderful example of the creativity of perception. What we see is modified by our own brains, and then comes memory, when we create more stuff around it. So much for eye-witness testimony.
Thanks.
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I love the effect of the spirals on Van Gogh’s Starry Night 🙂 The more intently I focus on the center of the spirals the more intensely Van Gogh’s painting comes to life. Marvelous!
I can’t count myself as 1 of the 4 because some parts I could not interpret, until I took a break and returned to it, but I had great fun marveling at what my brain could read clearly the first time around! Perhaps my initial partial comprehension allowed me to escape suffering ill effects afterward?
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