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Art that tricks your brain

Is op art the modern equivalent of witchcraft, or just a clever trick from an artist?

This astounding optical illusion art feels like pure witchcraft, as if paint could make a tree simply vanish before our eyes. The most recent example comes from Chinese artist Feng Dengyu, whose work has mesmerised people worldwide with its complexity and realism.


The best part? This isn't just any tree—it's an optical illusion so convincing that it looks like the wood itself has melted into thin air. One Redditor commented, “He could’ve stopped way earlier, and it would’ve been good enough.” Indeed, the art is a testament to Feng’s patience and skill.


But this isn’t just about trees; it's a broader reflection on how art can bend reality. Patience and time are key in creating these illusions, as seen in the meticulous work involved in transforming a simple piece of paper into something that looks like it has vanished from existence right before our eyes.


Feng’s work is just one example of optical illusion art that continues to amaze us with its complexity. For those looking for inspiration, there are countless tutorials and examples available online, showing how anyone can create similar effects with practice. It's a reminder that sometimes, the most impressive feats are achieved through simple tools like paint and patience.


For more optical illusion art, check out how this artist turns her face into works of art or learn how to create your own optical illusion painting with this easy tutorial from Creative Bloq’s daily newsletter.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/creative-inspiration/optical-illusions/this-astounding-optical-illusion-art-feels-like-pure-witchcraft
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