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Mint
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
What people notice about you first? This 5-second optical illusion test reveals all
A new optical illusion personality test is helping people discover what others notice about them when they first meet. Based on the famous illusion paintings of Ukrainian artist Oleg Shuplyak, the test asks viewers to focus on the first object they spot in a painting. Experts say the object that catches your eye within five seconds can reveal how people perceive you. Optical illusions are known to trick the brain and eyes, and this test uses that principle to uncover aspects of personality and first impressions. "The object you see within 5 seconds is the thing that reveals how people see you," the test explains. If you spot the horse first, the test suggests that people notice your intense eye contact. "They might initially find this a little unsettling, but after speaking to you, they will notice your charming personality and capacity to maintain lasting relationships," it says. If the mysterious musician appears first to you, it indicates that people are likely drawn to your sense of humour. "You have a warm way of greeting people and letting them know that you're always up for some fun, even when you're just saying 'hello,' you can make others smile," the test notes. Those who spot the big head first are seen as especially welcoming. "You emit an aura, which is one-of-a-kind. It encourages people from all walks of life to talk to you because they know that your friendly demeanour will comfort them," the test says. While the test offers insights into first impressions, it emphasises that people need not change themselves to be liked. "You don't need to change yourself for anyone to like you," it adds. The optical illusion test has become popular online as a fun way to explore personality traits. Users are encouraged to share their results and thoughts in the comments, making it both entertaining and reflective.
Daily Record
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Optical illusion exposes your 'least attractive' personality trait others can't stand
Optical illusions can be an entertaining way to learn more about ourselves, even if they highlight our less appealing traits. There are many different types of these brainteasers that serve different purposes. For instance, some puzzles are often made up of colourful and busy animated images, with the reader tasked to spot one or more odd things about it. For instance, this tricky brainteaser is said to be only solvable by those with a "high IQ" if they can spot what is missing from the living room picture. Others use numbers that are said to help give your brain a good workout. However, other optical illusions can actually help people to learn something about themselves that they previously didn't realise, which is where this artistic head scratcher comes in. A personality test disguised as a painting claims to reveal the least attractive aspects of your character. Created by Ukrainian artist Oleg Shuplyak, the artwork contains four hidden images - and the first one you spot supposedly reveals a lot about you. According to lifestyle website Your Tango , if William Shakespeare is the first image you see, you might be overly confident with an inflated ego that others find off-putting. However, if you first notice a woman in bed, it suggests you are disorganised and chaotic, with messiness being your least attractive trait. Spotting a man in a turban first indicates a jealous personality, often viewed as a significant character flaw. Finally, if you see a rose on a stage floor, it's your naivety that others find annoying. Oleg's paintings are renowned for their unique illusions, which also serve as portraits of famous figures. Other notable works include depictions of Vincent Van Gogh and Beatles legend John Lennon. Not all optical illusions are created with oil paints. Some appear to move if you stare at them long enough, like a simple image of green heart shapes that can't seem to stay still for more than 10 seconds. A picture featuring just simple black and white stripes previously caused a stir among puzzle fans, as it supposedly contains the hidden image of a woman that only those with a "high IQ" can spot. Want to improve your ability to recognise hidden or odd objects like this? Here are some quick tips:
