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as near as I can tell, there is little illusion here. The woman's right leg is on the floor and the point is rotation. This sets up the animation to be counte
by jhancock 18y ago
as near as I can tell, there is little illusion here. The woman's right leg is on the floor and the point is rotation. This sets up the animation to be counter-clockwise.
Maybe if the body being turned was uniform, no clear front or back, there would be interesting merit. Maybe not.
- jhaitsma 18y agoFunny thing is that if you have the alternative (ie clock-wise rotation) then the left leg is on the floor. Anyone know more about this interpretation flipping? It's kinda weird, and makes me wonder if people that have lost the use of one eye ever have this kind of thing happen in real life.