OPTICAL illusions are not just a fun way to test how our brain works.
They can also reveal other secrets, including what other people think about you.
A painting by Ukrainian artist Oleg Shuplyak reveals the personality trait that people find the least attractive about you.
The image within the portrait that you first spot gives away your least attractive trait.
If you first notice William Shakespeare's face, you probably have a lot of confidence, but your ego is what people like the least about you, according to Your Tango.
However, if you first spot the woman lying in a bed, it means you are probably not very organized, and people find your sloppiness to be your least attractive trait.
And those who first see the man wearing a turban, you may be a jealous person, which people do not find attractive.
Finally, if the first thing you notice is the rose on a stage floor. your naivete may be your trait that people find unattractive.
Shuplyak's paintings are so unique because they often double as realistic portraits of other artists and historical figures, something he has been refining since 1992.
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Formerly an architect, he studied at Lviv Polytechnic Institute which helped hone his craft in creating the surreal designs.
Another Shuplyak illusion impressed viewers after four women were hidden in one design.
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