The optical illusion you see below was created by professor Kohske Takahashi. The lines appear to be sharp zigzags, but in reality they’re curving sine waves. Their shading and contrast are what makes your brain think otherwise. Behold:
Click to Enlarge! – Credit: Kohske Takahashi
You can read more about how the illusion work over at i-Perception.
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