Trading Card: Turn your photos into trading cards! Tons of fun stuff... Give one of our toys a spin! Trading Card, Mosaic Maker, Bead Art, Framer, Pocket Album, Color Palette Generator, Map Maker, Jigsaw, Cube, Magazine Cover, Movie Poster, Motivator, FX, Hockneyizer, Photobooth, Calendar, Billboard, Mat, Badge Maker, Pop Art Poster, Wallpaper, CD Cover, Lolcat Generator, I know, right? Rotational illusion Rotating illusion "Rotating snakes" Circular snakes appear to rotate 'spontaneously'. Copyright A.Kitaoka 2003 (September 2, 2003) Explanation (PDF file) "Candies" The two concentric arrays of "candies" appear to rotate in the different directions when we approach or move away from the figure while fixating at the center. Copyright A.Kitaoka 2002(c)Akiyoshi Kitaoka "Trick eyes" Tokyo: KANZEN 2002 "Umbrellas" The circles in front appear to rotate counterclockwise. Copyright A.Kitaoka 2003 "Co-op" Circles appear to rotate. "Caprice rotation" The left and right half circles appear to rotate sometimes. "Boats" The ring of boats appears to rotate slowly. "Rotating checks" Illusory radial lines appear to rotate. "Absorption" The surround appears to move to the center. "Cogwheels" The outer ring appears to rotate clockwise while the inner one counterclockwise. "Stealthy rotation" The circle appears to rotate counterclockwise when seen in peripheral vision. "A waterwheel" "Sheep" "Allergen" Circles appear to rotate.
Pareidolia images | diplopi Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon involving a vague and random stimulus being perceived as significant. Common examples include seeing images of animals or faces in clouds, the man in the moon, and Jesus or Maria on a toast. The word comes from the Greek words para (“beside, alongside, instead”) in this context meaning something faulty, wrong, instead of; and the noun eidolon (“image, form, shape”) the diminutive of eidos. Pareidolia is a type of apophenia, seeing patterns in random data. Like this: Like Loading...
National Gallery of Art NGAkids Art Zone SEA-SAWS SEA-SAWS is fun for kids of all ages. Select photographs of natural and man-made objects, then arrange the pieces to create a seascape or an abstract composition. The BUILD tool helps you construct animated characters and set them in motion. (Shockwave, 7.5 MB) FACES & PLACES helps children of all ages create portraits and landscape paintings in the style of American naive artists. Photo Op is a large program and it may take some time to download. The NGAkids Still Life (Shockwave, 8 MB) helps you create interactive art that mirrors the paintings of the old masters. A still life slideshow (Flash, 32K) features photographs of real paintings and art objects in the National Gallery of Art that were the inspiration for this interactive. BRUSHster is a painting machine for all ages. In Holland during the 17th and 18th centuries, the "poppenhuis" or dollhouse was an adult diversion, but our online DUTCH HOUSE is fun for kids of all ages.
Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena Optical Illusions And Pictures Arts in Education | Resources | Florida Division of Cultural Affairs Arts In Education cultivates learning and artistic development for all students and teachers by promoting, encouraging, and supporting arts and culture as an integral part of education and lifelong learning for residents and visitors. The Division supports the view that the arts build cultural understanding, mutual respect, and strong communities. Arts In Education projects accomplish this by bringing artists and cultural experiences directly into Florida schools, hospitals, nursing and eldercare facilities, senior centers, correctional facilities, community spaces, cultural facilities, and other organizations. National Resources Americans for the Arts Americans for the Arts is a national nonprofit organization that works to advance the arts in America, offers numerous arts education resources you need to make the case for the arts—in school and after—including research, toolkits, and examples of exemplary programs. Arts Education Partnership National Endowment for the Arts VSA Florida
Illusion d'optique « Illusion d'optique » défini et expliqué aux enfants par les enfants. Illusion 1 : Selon toi, quel est le rond orange le plus grand ? (Réponse à la fin de l'article) Les illusions d'optiques sont toutes les illusions qui trompent l'œil humain. En fait, ce n'est pas vraiment l'œil qui est trompé, mais plutôt le cerveau qui n'arrive pas à interpréter correctement ou entièrement l'information visuelle qu'il reçoit. modifier Différentes sortes d'illusions Il existe différentes sortes d'illusions optiques et différentes techniques pour en créer. Certaines images, par exemple, représentent plusieurs choses à la fois, mais l'illusion fait qu'on n'en voit généralement qu'une seule. Illusion 2 : Quel animal vois-tu sur ce dessin ? Certaines images trompent le système visuel au niveau des couleurs et des contrastes, comme dans l'illusion d'optique suivante : Illusion 3 : Entre les carrés A et B, lequel est le plus foncé des deux ? modifier Réponses pour les différentes illusions
eyetricks.com - Amazing Optical Illusions, 3D Stereograms, and other Mind Teasing Oddities! Free Art Instruction Videos- Movies-Tutorials By Matt Fussell Welcome to TheVirtualInstructor.com's vault of art instruction videos and tutorials. All of these art instruction videos are original and are made with artists of all abilities in mind. At the moment, we offer you over 300 art instruction videos. Most of the videos are free to watch while others require membership. The following art videos will help you become a better artist. Fundamentals... Art Fundamentals- Learn the fundamentals of art including the Elements of Art, color theory, and the Principles of Art. All Drawing Videos by Medium... Charcoal Tutorials Learn how to draw with charcoal, including vine, compressed, pigmented (white), and charcoal pencils through video demonstrations. (21 Lessons) Colored Pencil Tutorials Learn how to draw with colored pencils. Graphite and Pencil Tutorials Pencil drawing lessons on a variety of subjects. Ink Tutorials Learn how to draw with ink. All Painting Videos by Medium... All Digital Art Videos by Program...
Alphabet en papercraft (x 26 Dans la série des papertoys éducatifs (ou décoratifs), voici un superbe alphabet en papercraft. 26 lettres en papier qui reprennent animaux, objets ou personnages et que l’on pourra aisément imprimer, plier et coller. Un création très utile du papertoys maker Digitprop – de son vrai nom Markus Fisher – à découvrir en lisant la suite… Cet alphabet en papertoys peut être un moyen d’apprentissage ludique et agréable pour les enfants, bien que les plus jeunes auront sûrement besoin d’un peu d’aide pour le montage… En plus de former des jouets très sympas, vous pourrez écrire ‘en volume’ toutes sortes de messages… amoureux, amicaux, ou festifs ! Pour télécharger les lettres de votre choix, vous n’avez qu’à cliquer sur les templates correspondants (ci-dessous). Si jamais vous rencontrez quelques soucis d’assemblage, Digitprop a pris le soin de réaliser un tutoriel, que l’on peut trouver ici. Have Fun! Partager
Labyrinths Labyrinths A labyrinth is an ancient symbol that relates to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path. It represents a journey to our own center and back again out into the world. Labyrinths have long been used as meditation and prayer tools. A labyrinth contains non-verbal, implicate geometric and numerological prompts that create a multi-dimensional holographic field. Labyrinth is a word of pre-Greek ("Pelasgian") origin absorbed by classical Greek, and is apparently related to labrys, a word for the archaic iconic "double axe", with inthos connoting "place" (as in "Corinth"). Greek mythology did not recall, however, that in Crete there was a Lady who presided over the Labyrinth. According to Greek mythology, King Minos of Crete had the craftsman Daedalus construct the Labyrinth in order to conceal the Minotaur, the half-bull, half-human offspring of Minos' wife Pasiphae and a bull. 7-Fold Cretan Labyrinth Ancient Labyrinths