Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/10/01/pretzel-and-her-dog-groomer-cr.html
…
6 Likes
What? I don’t get it…
21 Likes
There’s a tiny mohawk-like tuft on the head I think. I’m only guessing that because of the hashtag at the bottom.
2 Likes
I am so confused by this post. What illusion? Dog feathers?
(And don’t get me started on the madness of capitalizing fall)
18 Likes
This is what?
6 Likes
Don’t do drugs, kids.
6 Likes
This whole story is apparently the optical illusion.
11 Likes
Um, if your dog has feathers, maybe it’s actually a dinosaur.
12 Likes
This is obviously 3 pictures of the exact same dog with the exact same fur and no feathers whatsoever. Tsk.
2 Likes
Optical illusion of what? I see a dog, is it not a dog? If not then that’s a vera good illusion!
5 Likes
11 Likes
As best I can parse it, based on coloring, the dogs trimmed legs make it look like she has much thinner tan legs on a white background.
Maybe?
12 Likes
I don’t know what I’m supposed to be seeing here. Is it because I’m not a dog-person?
2 Likes
I think they mean the brown stripe down the center of the legs looks like super thin legs. The brown carpet spoils the illusion. Might work better against a white background so the real outer edges of the legs do not stand out so much as they do with the contrasting carpet.
6 Likes
I think the illusion is very well done. I don’t see the pretzel anywhere.
22 Likes
Today I learned…
1 Like
…did you hear about salmon growing a hairy arcade
Thank you. I was struggling to be confused by the photo of the dog.
1 Like
The frizzy soft hair she has left leaves her legs looking mighty tiny here.
Ummm … no it doesn’t.
Here is what the de-feathering looks like without the backlight.
Ummm - the same? And… what backlight, exactly? I see no backlight.
2 Likes
