The artist, brusspup, provides image files so you too can create these animated optical illusions at home. Like optical illusions? You’re going to love these. And the best part of it is, you can ...

You would be forgiven for thinking these images are moving – even a cat can’t help being drawn into the graphic. But these hypnotic dancing shapes are in fact still images that have a transparent ...

Master of optical trickery Brusspup creates fun YouTube videos about how to make two-dimensional paper come to life, how to make pool balls appear inside actual swimming pools (much to the boredom of ...

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Brusspup is the closest thing YouTube has to a wizard magician. Almost a million people subscribe to his channel, where he regularly posts videos of optical illusions and natural phenomena, which he ...

Video is just as capable of forming optical illusion as ink-and-pen drawing or photography. Like, for example, the latest video from Brusspup, an experienced optical illusionist. This time he’s ...

With just a roll or two of painters tape, some patience, and a willingness to forfeit the respectability of their apartments (except, maybe, from a single perspective), some clever artists have ...

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This may look like a magic trick, but YouTube user Brusspup is just using the science of sound waves and camera frame rates to make this stream of water dance. Brusspup ran a rubber hose past a ...

Oh the things you find on YouTube. Sometimes they’re head scratchers in the sense “Why in the world would someone do that?” Other times, they’re head scratchers in the sense “Why didn’t I think of ...