Sentences with phrase «to fool the eye»

The planks can even fool the eye into thinking the wall is taller or wider or both.

The circular mesh surrounding the rectangular forms fools the eye, creating the impression that the forms are composed of many sides.

But the combinations do more than just add harmonious hues; they can fool the eye in its perception of the entire space.

This lovely textured polyester top has a pretty v pattern all over it with just enough strips of fabric around the bust to fool the eye into seeing shape.

When creative masterminds weren't fooling our eyes with magic design tricks they were crafting some seriously sexy looks.

Virtual spaces and characters look more and more realistic, even if they aren't fooling the eye just yet.

The 30.5 - inch inseam on the petite cut of these jeans is the perfect length for fooling the eye into seeing a longer leg, especially with the subtle boot cut.

The company has developed digital circuits which analyse the colour required and compare it with the colours available; the circuits then switches on a jumble of pixels to create a mix of colours which fools the eye into seeing colours which are not in theory available from the screen.

Paired with or without a belt, it can easily fool the eye into seeing a longer top half.

Op Art (a term coined in 1964 by Time magazine) is a form of abstract art (specifically non-objective art) which relies on optical illusions in order to fool the eye of the viewer.

A saturation of slick computer effects that can literally fool the eye — such as in Gareth Edwards» Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and its digi - resurrection of a long - dead actor — leads audiences to forget the humble roots of this creative form.

The Toyota's sleek lines fool the eye into thinking it's a more compact model like the Nissan Juke.

The replica can fool some eyes from a great distance and some people may gear up in an urge to see the beast and follow it but come closer and you can see the faux design elements used in the car to replicate the 1000 BHP beast.

If nothing is as it first seems in this exhibition — materials, forms and resonances fool the eye and confound the viewer — then these disorienting sensations reflect Cragg's own conscious, dense layering of visual phenomena and historical references, one on top of another.

In other places, classic trompe l'oeil works like that of Richard Shaw's 1980 ceramic sculpture rub up against more ironic examples of the genre, such as Robert Gober's 1989 handmade bag of kitty litter and Steve Wolfe's 1994 - 96 box of books, both of which fool the eye effectively.

But the work of Bridget Riley is about much more than simply fooling the eye with an optical illusion.

Soothing, even - toned rooms fool the eye into thinking they're more spacious than they are.

BTW, I learned that Europeans have high ceilings and low furniture to help fool the eye.

If you follow this rule yourself, it will be easier to make everyone in your house follow it, too (and you'll sleep better sleep for not fooling your eyes and brain that it's daylight every time you answer a text message).

Plus eating on a smaller plate, fools your eye into thinking you are eating a lot more than you really are.

«Every situation is different and every moment is different, and the camera angle can always be something that might fool the eye.

Black - and - white film was projected through rotating red and green filters, fooling the eye into seeing color.

FOOLS THE EYE The position of Nova Vul (red circle) within the swan constellation was charted in the journal Philosophical Transactions in 1670.

Jean Lorenceau at the Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris, France, has found a way to fool your eyes into making smooth movements by using an optical illusion called «reverse phi motion».

Film and TV actually consist of series of still photographs shown in rapid succession to fool the eye into seeing motion.

«This petunia was sort of cheating me, fooling my eye,» he recalls.

This athlete has a flat thoracic spine but his muscular development (of the muscles which EXTEND the spine, no less) is fooling your eye.

But I guess the colours of the two items just worked really well together and fooled the eyes.

It's difficult to tell that anything is faux when you fool the eye with enough of the real stuff.

The key to looking great in any outfit is balancing your silhouette so that you fool the eye into thinking you have an hourglass shape.

I was like «ummm, fool my eyes are blue!»

Celebs are wearing dresses with tricky details like mesh panels, contrasting colors, and crafty cut - outs to create silhouettes that are designed to fool the eye.

Tricky details like mesh panels, contrasting colors, and crafty cut - outs create silhouettes that are designed to fool the eye.

Clearly you fooled my eyes with your layering experiment.

This fools the eye and gives it a look of greater width.

Using mirrors, lighting, shadows, and simple props, Wick's crystal - clear photographs create a series of scenes that fool the eye and the brain, while the accompanying text gives hints about how the tricks are done.

These tricks all fool the eye into seeing living space that isn't really there.

Critics dismissed op art as portraying nothing more than fool the eye.

Francisco de Zurbarán sent paintings to the Americas, while Bartolomé Esteban Murillo and his status could fool the eye.

But the aim of the show is not just to fool the eye and delight the senses.

They employ optical tension not so much to fool the eye but to engage the viewer in a moving energy field.

Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts will be including seven works by Tom Pfannerstill for this upcoming group exhibition, FOOL THE EYE, at the Nassau County Museum of Art in Long Island, NY.

He wasn't looking for magicians who could fool the eye but wanted to present a selection of works born from specific artistic concerns, taught in American schools by European artists, that influenced a generation of artists.

Op Art exists to fool the eye.