Some paper and pencils, a little glue, and a ruler and scissors are all that's needed to make 101 great optical illusions. Put a bird in a cage without touching it; break a spoon and mend it without glue; get a whale to swim, a kangaroo to jump, or a ballerina to dance. Explore the techniques that led to the inventions of animated cartoons, cinema, and computer graphics. "...an attractive introduction to the subject..."-- Kirkus Reviews .
I'm not positive but I think this may be that book I read a long time ago and loved as a kid because all the illusions were so cool and they were well explained. If this is the book I think it is, it was just so fun. Really bummed I'm almost positive it wasn't saved with the rest of the childhood books I've been trying to preserve. As an adult I know that reality, unfortunately(?), isn't that effective. Perception is everything... (#this-is-why-i-should-not-be-writing-reviews-in-the-wee-morning-hours)