An artist has gone viral on TikTok for his optical illusion mural that is, frankly, terrifying. Don't say I didn't warn you. Created with skill, paint and... a broom, the illusion takes the form of a ...

Are you ready to tackle a brain-twisting optical illusion which is causing a meltdown on social media? The internet is full of puzzles that challenge your cognitive skills, test your vision, all while ...

Last year we covered the 'coffer' illusion, a visual riddling that was blowing/bending/frying/breaking the internet's collective mind. And like all the best illusions, it seems this one keeps on ...

The surprise may be seen by scrolling down. Share this optical illusion with your friends and family, and you’ll be surprised to know who solves it the fastest and within the given time limit.

Test your visual IQ with this tricky optical illusion! Can you spot the hidden light bulb in 5 seconds? A brain teaser for sharp minds and high IQ solvers!

The optical illusion seen above makes the viewer feel as if they are falling into an expanding hole – and now we have a good explanation for why this happens. Optical tricks can be caused by ...

The real fascination of the painting is the optical illusion Pozzo created, which is probably also why it is gaining fans as an Instagram backdrop.

Jimmy tee’d off first and put one on the dance floor. As Rick Golfs explains, Mike’s ball landed so close to Jimmy’s and at such an angle that it created an optical illusion.

Talented tattoo artist Matt Pehrson left social media users stunned with his 'insane' piece of art that looks like a giant gaping hole in his client's bald head ...

The mind-bending optical illusion has left scores of observers second-guessing what they see, with many insisting they first spot a hole, while others claim to glimpse a bale of hay.

'Insane optical illusion' tattoo looks like a gaping hole in man's head One person complimented the artist saying he deserved an award for the contentious artwork.

An optical illusion has gone viral because of the way it uses a clever brain trick to dilate your pupils, but it doesn't work on everyone - are you immune to it?