Pareidolia Crewneck Sweatshirts

Mirror digital image - Utah, USA

For lovers of dusky night skies and natural cloud art

Do you see the face in this chair? Pareidolia exists within the whimsical rainbow chair because of the hidden faces within its victorian style architecture. She smiles at you with her rainbow cushions as she stands on her gold legs. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

White Lines Mandlebulb Fractal

Spotted on a walk through olive woods

Orangy coloured pine wood panels

Mirror digital

Springwater flowing at Kagiani, Lesvos Greece. A nice gift for nature lovers, Hellenophiles, and people who see magic everywhere.

A close up from a dead wood looks like an animal at Pacitan beach on Eeast Java in Indonesia. It could be an reptile or snail.

Another root from a 15th century Italian herbarium, reimagined by me

A unique and organic design that is created from smoke trail.

mirrored flower petals

mirror image of a glass vase shaped like a fish

Spooky ghosts on brown pattern, found on a stone cave wall. In the upper frame is a ghost looking down to an Orang Utan face or skull. Both in real are not there, but we might see it. That is called the pareidolia effect.

What do you see?

Campfire Tales | Whatever you are seeing, it's all in your head. (Creation: From a photograph of a tin full of biochar and a background texture. Canon EOS 60D DSLR, Corel PSP X)

I squinted at a German Shepherd Bumper sticker, and my mind perceived this

Axolotl surfing

An elephant enjoying his favorite activity

Pain in the woods gives and illusion of a pareidolia effect and has hidden meaning of the daughter and mother in the woods. relating to death and the circle of life.

A damaged brick cement wall in digital orange brown blue with a lion head and face in profile view appearing on the top right as pareidolia.

Poetry in the fireplace

just an old elephant saying waving at the wrong person

Wooden Heart on a Tree Trunk

Tree legs

No Surrender

Crocodile Cloud

A pareidolia art creation from a pattern I observed in the grain of our wooden floor.

Sometimes you look at a car, and the car looks back (but THIS time, the line art is white - by request!)

A white polar bear cub with a very large nose and a rather defiant stance sits above a dramatic sky with beacons of sunlight shining up into frothy wind-swept clouds. From photographs of puffy Cumulus clouds and sun dogs in the late afternoon. Photography + Image Blending & Digital Effects

What do you see?