Check out our pick of the best health and fitness deals this Amazon Prime Day.Another example is the Munker-White illusion, displayed in the image below, in which 12 spheres appear red, purple and green but are actually the same shade of beige.
For example, in the image above, the smaller bar in the middle of the image is a single gray color but appears to be a gradient of varying shades because the background is brighter at one end and darker at the other. The effect rests on the illustrator altering the brightness or color in the background, in order to alter our perception of objects in the foreground. "Simultaneous contrast illusions" are a wide-ranging group of deceptive illustrations that trick people into thinking specific parts of an image are different colors from one another, when in reality, they're the same color.
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