Capture the Attention of your Readers with Dazzling Optical Illusions!

  Since ancient times, humans have known that immediate perception is not a reading of physical reality. That’s why the study of visual illusions and mental fallacies is important: they reveal the magic and the limits of our perception (or consciousness). Some illusions teach us to doubt and to question the many appearances of the reality - they are a kind of school for life. To sum up, optical illusions teach us how we perceive things. But beyond the scientific aspect, they are great fun to view... They can intrigue and entertain us as well!

  “Sarcone’s Visual Illusions” are perception and counterintuitive puzzles that deceive the eyes and our common sense. Even though the answer sometimes seems really obvious, you should NEVER believe you are on the right path!

  “Sarcone’s Visual Illusions” are interactive visual thinking tests that help the reader to improve his/her power of observation and critical thinking skills.

  “SVI” is a weekly feature intended for an interested general public. It usually fills a 1/4 or 1/6 magazine page. Each “SVI” is delivered with a complete solution (concise text + illustrations). Ideal for puzzle and divulgation magazines, and newspapers.

Weekly Optical Illusion Features
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Top hat...	Restaurant oddities
Colorful tie	Darker and lighter shades?
Same length?	Hotel Palace
Find the star...	Crazy gymnasts
Color balls	Magic 'magic' tray
Which seems longer?	Distances

Stump your readers!
SVI is currently syndicated and distributed by Knight Features, if you are interested in having SVI feature published in your newspaper or review please contact:
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Tel: +44 (0) 207 622 1467
Knight Features
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London, SW4 7AH
UK

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