You have 20/20 vision if you can spot the For Sale sign among the sold houses in this illusion in under 15 seconds
PUT your vision to the test with this tricky optical illusion – can you spot the For Sale sign among the sold houses?
When looking at the brain teaser, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the houses.
Canadian mortgage broker Alan Harder created the eye-catching image.
Most houses have a sign out front that reads “sold,” however there is a home that is still up for sale with its own sign.
It’s tricky to spot at first as the houses are pointing in different directions with different colored roofs.
You’ll have to look at the image closely to read what the signs say but even then, you might still not find the answer in under 15 seconds.
Still not sure where to look? Don’t worry, we’ve provided the answer for you.
Focus your attention on the home with a brown near the lower left corner of the image.
If you look close enough you’ll see that its sign reads “For sale.”
TEST YOUR VISION
Did you figure it out? We have more optical illusions for you to choose from such as this personality test.
What you see first in this optical illusion could reveal if you’re “difficult to trick” or “sensitive to even the smallest clues.”
It all depends on what you see first in the image.
Mia Yilin (@mia_yilin) shares interesting optical illusions on her TikTok account.
In one video, she shared an image that could be two very different things at first glance.
She added in the video caption that what you see first says a lot about your personality.
But if you want to test your vision, you can try to spot all the characters in John Lennon’s face in this haunting optical illusion.
The image is meant to be a tribute to the murdered singer.
Although it is a portrait, some parts of his body are where the other characters can be found.
Lennon’s face is split into two halves with two figures making up his eyes.
On the left side, there is an angelic-type person standing next to golden and feathery wings which are part of the singer’s hair.
The person on the right is almost the exact opposite.
They are hunched over and covered in red, leaning into wings that are more bat-like and black which make the other part of Lennon’s hair.
The two are highlighted by halos to replicate the singer’s well-known circular framed glasses.
In the middle of the painting, there is another person in-between the two opposite cloaked figures.
He appears much smaller in comparison and appears to be a young boy holding a guitar.
The boy is also staring at a table with a blank piece of paper and a pen on it.
He is said to possibly represent a young Lennon as he sits right above the word “Imagine.”
The two opposite figures could represent the two sides of Lennon’s career.
He has made both light and darker contributions to the art world during his time.
Specifically, the dark side could also make a point about how untimely the artist’s death was in 1980.