Gergely Dudás: Last News

funeral, an illustrator is honoring her Majesty with an optical illusion. This royal eye exam “toasts” the deceased sovereign’s famous love of corgis by challenging viewers to distinguish the bread from her Highness’ favorite teatime snack.[Warning: Spoilers below.]Specifically, goal of the optical dog-catching adventure — created by Hungarian illusion maven Gergely Dudás, aka the Dudolf — is to spot the three slices of toast camouflaged amongst an army of corgis being walked by the late monarch.Differentiating dinner rolls and roly-poly pets might seem like a walk in the bark.

distinguishing kiwi birds and kiwi fruit was mind-melting? Take a gander at this tricky optical illusion, in which the object is to pick out the fruit camouflaged against, well, fruit. This produce-based perception puzzle, created by Hungarian illusion maven Gergely Dudás — aka the Dudolf — specifically challenges brain teaser buffs to find the three apples hidden in a sea of tomatoes.

visual wildlife safari was mind-melting? Puzzle lovers are nearly popping their peepers trying to solve the latest animal-based optical illusion from Hungarian author-artist Gergely Dudás — aka The Dudolf.This time out, viewers are challenged to find the one snake amongst a sea of turtles. In addition, anyone who spots the serpent in under 15 seconds will reportedly break the world record, according to people who track this sort of success rate.[Warning: Spoilers below]The herpetological “Where’s Waldo,” created by Hungarian cartoonist and illusion maven Gergely Dudás, shows a gathering of green and brown tortoises in a grassy field with the slitherer seemingly nowhere in sight.Locating the snake in the grass is particularly tricky given that the serpent looks identical to the turtles’ long, green necks.Fortunately for frazzled puzzlers, Dudás provided a handy spoiler that shows the sneaky snake poking its head up from behind a turtle shell in the lower left hand corner.

Gergely Dudás — aka The Dudolf — there are three brown “coconuts” among dozens of bear heads. Some of the featured Teddies are sporting various styles of ties, and one even chose a top hat. Another is sporting a Harry Potter-style neck scarf.Most of the bears are a shade of brown, while there are a handful of white bears sprinkled throughout the picture to tease the eye.

Gergely Dudás, the “seek-and-find” illustration depicts a maze of colorful mushrooms with a tiny mouse peeking out from behind one.Some eagle-eyed puzzle solvers reportedly spotted the pip squeak in 20 seconds. Others, however, were stumped by this mushroom maze.Sure, optical illusions such as this are often just a fun diversion — but they also hold real value for scientists.