The human brain is pretty amazing, as demonstrated by this negative space illustration.

[vulgalour@birdbutt.com]

The human brain is pretty amazing, as demonstrated by this negative space illustration. Most of the car isn't even there.

This is an original illustration, created by me in ink on Bristol Board paper. I do not use AI in the creation of my work.

Original art: https://www.angyl.co.uk/shop/p/mk1-ford-escort-mexico-original-artwork

Printed versions: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/27156147

#Ford #Escort #Mexico #WeirdCarMastodon #MastoArt #illustration #NoAI #ArtForSale

[godofbiscuits@sfba.social]

@vulgalour I believe they did some testing on how we fill in lines, etc., and found that quite a bit of it is done by the eye itself, adding signal that isn't there, i.e., we add lines where they're “supposed” to be with simple shapes..

https://www.whatispsychology.biz/kanizsa-triangle-illusion-explanation

[vulgalour@birdbutt.com]

@godofbiscuits I wonder if it's also connected to pariedolia, humans are really good pattern spotters.

[godofbiscuits@sfba.social]

@vulgalour we seem to be very optimized to faces. I see faces everywhere.

[excess@mastodon.social]

@vulgalour
I specially like how you did the translucent interior, it really brings it all together. Great work.

[vulgalour@birdbutt.com]

@excess I'm so glad that was noticed. There's such a light touch needed to get everything just so on these.

[wifiwits@infosec.exchange]

@vulgalour @excess to be honest, most of the car not being there, is pretty much standard with a late 70s Ford… it sometimes dissolved while driving it.

[wifiwits@infosec.exchange]

@vulgalour @excess but also, great work I love it.