School of Athens Currency Illusion pictures - "La scuola di atene" (School of Athens)1510-1511, one of the most famous pictures of italian Renaissance, very important masterpiece by Raffaello Sanzio (Urbino,1483 – Rome,1520. / Perfect composition and blending. Congratulations on the bronze, kadath.
Election Illusion 08 pictures - / Congrats illstr8r on your first gold Not sure how a rose got in the middle of all that tongue twisting though..hehe / Congratulations on the first gold illstr8r. Love the "election 2008: we all lose" sign. / Congratulations , this is done so well the idea ,plus the artwork. / An interesting composition. Congrats on your first win at FN. Please attempt to judge other entries fairly though on the basis of what they submit as I was unable to find the FIVE entries in this contest which you decided that a vote of '1' was warranted. Refer to the Voting guidelines to make sure that you know what is expected of FN members as a vote of '1' means the entry should not be on FN and should be Flagged and that is slap in the face to the individual who took the time to create and enter their work. / Hopefully Newsmater will have informed illstr8r of the rules. When I was noobie and voted all over the place, I got an e-mail about it. / Thanks for all of the kind remarks and suggestions. I have reread the guidelines and thought I was voting fairly... in the future I will give my votes more due diligence. Again thanks.
Giza Sphinx Currency Illusion pictures - / Very good using of shading and cropping. It looks almost real. / Nice but the bill looks cut rather than folded
Hillery's Illusion pictures - / Good idea making us scroll down to get the joke, but the legs look 3d, unless this is a trompe-l'oeil painting / Nice work, but it would have been just as good without the cartoons. (my personal opinion) cheers / Then I would have had to call it Hillery's cankles and that would have been an illusion.
Hiding Illusion pictures - 
School of Athens Currency Illusion pictures - "La scuola di atene" (School of Athens)1510-1511, one of the most famous pictures of italian Renaissance, very important masterpiece by Raffaello Sanzio (Urbino,1483 – Rome,1520. / Perfect composition and blending. Congratulations on the bronze, kadath.
Election Illusion 08 pictures - / Congrats illstr8r on your first gold Not sure how a rose got in the middle of all that tongue twisting though..hehe / Congratulations on the first gold illstr8r. Love the "election 2008: we all lose" sign. / Congratulations , this is done so well the idea ,plus the artwork. / An interesting composition. Congrats on your first win at FN. Please attempt to judge other entries fairly though on the basis of what they submit as I was unable to find the FIVE entries in this contest which you decided that a vote of '1' was warranted. Refer to the Voting guidelines to make sure that you know what is expected of FN members as a vote of '1' means the entry should not be on FN and should be Flagged and that is slap in the face to the individual who took the time to create and enter their work. / Hopefully Newsmater will have informed illstr8r of the rules. When I was noobie and voted all over the place, I got an e-mail about it. / Thanks for all of the kind remarks and suggestions. I have reread the guidelines and thought I was voting fairly... in the future I will give my votes more due diligence. Again thanks.
Lighthouse Currency Illusion pictures - 
Scala Theater Currency Illusion pictures - 
Mayan Temple Currency Illusion pictures - The Mayan Temple "Gran Jaguar" and the guatemalan 50-cent bill... Thx for your comments.
Abu Simbel Temple Currency Illusion pictures - 
Giza Sphinx Currency Illusion pictures - / Very good using of shading and cropping. It looks almost real. / Nice but the bill looks cut rather than folded
Bolshoi Theater Russian Currency Illusion pictures - 
Hillery's Illusion pictures - / Good idea making us scroll down to get the joke, but the legs look 3d, unless this is a trompe-l'oeil painting / Nice work, but it would have been just as good without the cartoons. (my personal opinion) cheers / Then I would have had to call it Hillery's cankles and that would have been an illusion.