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Original image source: unknown - Animation by Optical Spy
 In this lovely Scottish rock specimen of Marine Agate (probably born in bubbles in basalts that were erupted some 400 million years ago during the closure of the Iapetus Ocean) it looks like we are looking through a window into a mysterious beach world on a misty dawn, looking over a calm bay towards distant hills on the other side. In fact it is just the beautiful colors inside the rock.
 If you would like to see more great ambigrams check out our John Langdon Gallery.
Here we have three pictures of a bunch of pencils laying on a desk. At first glance they all look the same, but on second viewing you will notice that the lead in the large pencil on the left is different in each picture. So what's the illusion? Well, in one of these pictures the lead in the large pencil is the same size as the lead in all the smaller pencils. Can you tell in which one they are all the same? 
Animated by Optical Spy from an unknown source image
 Wonderful illusion by A. Kitaoka
 Here we have a lot of black iphones, but if you stare at the center you should see a white iphone.
 Here we ask the question which parts of the bridge are the longest, A & C or B & D? This is our take on a famous old illusion called the Jastrow Illusion.
If you keep you eye on one of the balls the other one seems to be all over the place. Then try it with the other ball.
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