For these progressive artists, the illusion of speed was accomplished through Cubistic, multicolored linoleum-cut renditions of modern life.
Noticing how well Marshall created an illusion of speed on such a short route, they plucked a few of his techniques.
The windshield, tilted back and V-shaped with no top rim, gives the illusion of speed even when the car is standing still.
It also looks more like a spinning wheel, giving the illusion of speed.
In the same way that low budget driving games use a certain kind of dance music to create the illusion of speed in the mind of the player, these calcio-collections employ a particular sonic palette to accentuate the sheer joy of watching goal after goal.
From an ecological perspective, several studies have suggested that the high contrast markings seen on animals such as zebras and some snakes may create visual illusions, distorting speed or direction perception in some manner [ 12- 16].
The regime wasn't motivated by ideals of open access or illusions of speeding progress.
A vast cyclorama revolved in the opposite direction to create an illusion of massive speed, and fans created clouds of dust.
And in the landscapes of Monet, who used slow, painstaking brushwork to create an illusion of gestural speed, time is distilled in the act of painting itself.
To a group show at the Marian Goodman Gallery in 2006 she contributed "Transition," an illusion of freakish speed and tangled explosiveness, achieved by combining masking tape and black tape across two walls and around a column.
(Effectively you are alternating bass-snare very quickly. The high-hat gives the illusion of greater speed).
