Illusion of motion by blurred outline is created in the above picture by blurring the objects around the dog and the outline of the dog is not clear. The dog looks like it is running really fast.
The picture above is the illusion of motion by repeated figures. The figure above is repeated in different positions to create motion. The figure is jumping across the page.
Anticipated motion is created by expressions and placement. The above picture is perfect for anticipated motion. The woman, the wolf, and the bird are all in motion and seem to want to run right off the page.
Spatial puzzles are created by manipulating space. The staircase on top of this building seems to never end. The people look like they are walking both up and down the stairs.
In the above picture, the building looks so big because of the angle of the picture. This creates amplified perspective. The building gets smaller at the top of the picture also.
