The Germans seem to be ahead by miles if it comes to using optical illusions as they have incorporated it in their print advert. The sides of the trucks are painted in a manner that they reflect as if their sides are missing and giving glimpses of what it is carrying.
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It is nothing but simply brilliant.
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