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Spine Drift Illusion - Checkerboard Variant

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Spine Drift Illusion Checkerboard Variant - Page-1

This illusion was first introduced By Kitaoka, A., 2010 [link]

How to draw the illusion - 1.0.A - 1.1.A:

Neutral background color (#7f7f7f):

Namnlöst-2.jpg

Comment: 
The color (#7f7f7f) is produced by changing the brightness of black or white by ±50%.
The contrast invert of #7f7f7f does not change the color. The color remains the same.

1.0.A - 1.1.A: 

Namnlöst-1 kopiera.jpg

Comment: 

1.1.A is the contrast inverted version of 1.0.A. 
A neutral background color (#7f7f7f) is used in both cases.
Both patterns (1.0.A & 1.1.A) produce the same illusory motion direction.

                 Demo 1.0.A:             

1.0.A.jpg

Comment: 

Commenting on the structure: the white spine forms a curved structure on the black checkerboard, making it slide easily.

The background color is neutral gray (#7f7f7f), minimizing its impact.

                 Demo 1.1.A:             

1.0.B.jpg

Comment: 

Commenting on the structure: the black spine forms a curved structure on the white checkerboard, making it slide easily.

The background color is neutral gray (#7f7f7f), minimizing its impact.

How to draw the illusion - 1.2.A - 1.3.B:

Favorable background color:

Namnlöst-1 kopiera 2.jpg

1.2.A - 1.3.A: 

1 kopiera 2.jpg

                 Demo 1.2.A:             

1.1.A
1.1.B

                 Demo 1.3.A:             

Comment: 
Combining the lightest (white/#ffffff) with dark (grey/#5b5b5b), respective the darkest (black/#000000) with light (grey/#a4a4a4). 

How to draw the illusion - 1.4.A (I):

Comment: 
1.2.A and 1.3.A produce the same illusory motion direction as 1.0.A and 1.1.A.

Combining 1.2.A with 1.3.A

1 kopiera 2.jpg

                 Demo 1.4.A:             

1.4,A.jpg

How to draw the illusion - 1.5.A - 1.8.A:

                 Demo 1.5.A:             

1.5.A.jpg
1.7.A..jpg
1.6.A.jpg

                 Demo 1.6.A:             

                 Demo 1.7.A:             

1.7.A.jpg
1.jpg
2 kopiera.jpg
1 kopiera 5.jpg

How to draw the illusion - 1.4.A (II - III):

                 Demo 1.4.A (III):             

Namnlöst-1 kopiera.jpg

Comment: 
The size of the spine affects the intensity. By making it smaller: (A) the checkerboard shape changes, and (B) the intensity increases.

1.3.0.5..jpg
1.3.0.5.jpg

Comment: 
The grey checkerboard can be colored. In this image, the colors have the same luminance as 1.7.A.

1.7.A...jpg

Comment: 
The grey checkerboard can be colored. In this image, the colors have the same luminance as 1.7.A.

                 Demo 1.8.A:             

1.8.jpg
1.8.A.jpg

How to draw the illusion - 1.9.A:

dfgvdzfx.jpg

Comment: 
Similar to 1.4.A: The spine have replaced with cross.

1 kopiera.jpg

                 Demo 1.9.A (I):             

dfsd.jpg

                 Demo 1.9.A (II):             

Namnlöst-1 kopiera.jpg

How to draw the illusion - 2.0.A:

Namnlöst-1.jpg
Namnlöst-1.jpg
1.3.0.7.1.B.gif
1.3.0.7.1.A.gif

                 Demo 2.0.A (II):             

Namnlöst-1 kopiera.jpg

Comment: 
Similar to 1.7.A: The spine have replaced with cross.

Color interaction kopiera.jpg

- Date: Sep 15, 2022 [Link].

- Date: Sep 15, 2022 [Link].

- Date: Sep 15, 2022 [Link].

Spine Drift Illusion - Checkerboard Variant

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