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Billy Squier Squared

11 September, 2009 (03:00) | Illusions

Two-Stroke Apparent motion

The illusion contains two pattern frames depicting a moving image (hence two-stroke) which are displayed using a technique that creates an impression of continuous forward movement. Any two frames from a motion sequence can be used.

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