How to Draw Incredible Optical Illusions

This is a great book on optical illusions, I originally was interested in it for my fabric screenprinting, and it does fill my needs, but I think anyone who is interested in graphic design would find it helpful, as would any hand artist. I was blown away by a picture of Dr Einstein which turns into a couple having a picnic - look again and it is Dr Einstein. There is a lot to look at and be surprised, use of pattern, overlays, clever use of photographs, using negative space and much more. This book was provided free in return for a honest and unbiased review.

I might as well buy four or five copies of this book right off. This is never going to be on the shelves and I'll have the kids fighting for it. I suspect that this is a book that leave the library for the last time with all the pages falling out. Kids love optical illusions and these instructions are so clear, that I think this book will be well worth having.

Pretty cool book. I had just started getting into Zentangles when I saw this book. Zentangles aren't optical issues per se, but there are some similarities between some of the Zentangle designs and optical illusions. I thought this was another avenue for my drawing lessons. This book easily explains how to do some really interesting illusions and they came out pretty good, if I do say so myself. To borrow a phrase from my daughter, this book was 'very satisfying'.. :-) Enjoy!