Rotation changes the interpretation
Some things change completely when turned upside down. In the neighbouring movie
you may observe: the beaver (or water rat?) changes to a donkey.
You can run / pause by clicking the top left button. You can also click on the slider
and rotate manually, or use the left-right cursor keys after clicking on the slider
handle.
Source
Julian Jusim: “Kopfunter/Kopfüber” (Jusim/Pressler, Hanser-Verlag)
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In the fairy tale at the above, bistable situations can occur at oblique angles.
You can test this using the bottom slider.
Source
I constructed this movie from the picture “a-j-a.gif” which I found
“somewhere on the Internet”. It is also known as “(after) 6 beers”. Could anyone
enlighten me about the original source? [It’s not from the “Invisible Monsters”
cover, I had this image before that book came out.]
The painter Rex Whistler created a similar design “Cinderella and her fairy godmother”.
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The above picture has been embodied in this very neat coin design (The “Hillary Illinois Quarter”) on the right,
which can actually be obtained at Joel’s Coins (for a little more than a quarter ;-)).
Created: 2000-06-01
Last update: 2013-10-04