It’s about time for another impossible object, I think. What say you?
Are we in agreement? Great! Because I found a pretty awesome impossible object drawing the other day, and I couldn’t wait to share it! There’s just so much going on in this image, it’s a little hard to take it all in at first…
First, we have the picture frame, or what appears to be a picture frame. It looks like this image starts out as an impossible object painting, but the actual object also appears to be popping out of the frame. Strange, yes, but it gets stranger. Next, we move onto the knight and his horse. The body of the knight is painted on a piece of wood that’s perpendicular to his horse, yet the two fit together almost seamlessly, like one whole painting. Of course, that’s easy enough to do with a little talent and some perspective.
The wood frame in this image, though, is where it gets really tricky! The two vertical posts hold four crossbeams. The only problem with that is that two of the horizontal beams look as if they are running north to south, while the other two look as if they are running east to west. Very strange, and very impossible!
What did you think about this impossible object? Make sure you take a moment to rate it below!
If you liked this impossible object illusion, you won’t want to miss Jerry Andrus’ impossible box illusion!
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Film: Amazing look at the visual effects from Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel
We’re unapologetic Wes Anderson fans here at It’s Nice That. We’re also very partial to an insight into the astonishing world of visual effects, particularly where big blockbusters are concerned – previously we’ve scraped our jaws off the floor after behind-the-scenes- glimpses at The Wolf of Wall Street and The Great Gatsby. So we knew from the off that this reel from Look FX showing their work on The Grand Budapest Hotel was going to be similar, but it’s still tremendously enjoyable.
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