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The black one has open o_o eyes but the white one has closed ^_^ eyes
I can't find it, but I have seen a video where a designer talked about how you can't just invert your monochromatic logo to make it white-on-black. There's an effect that will make several aspects of the logo feel very differently, even though it's just inverted.
he won't stop me.. (e: /s)
You will live in fear that one day when you come home, you'll find him sitting in your chair, patiently waiting for his revenge.
xD
Yeah, there must be something subjective going on because they all look the same to me. They all look like closed happy eyes to me.
I think you’re absolutely right… perhaps something with the effect of lighter compared to the rest = open vs darker compared to the rest = closed.
I think it’s also magnified by the fact that we’re comparing to the full color one on the right which has the lighter color for (in my perception) open eyes.
Yeah I think the black part tricks your brain into thinking "those are pupils", and the eyes go from smiley shut ones to normal open ones.
Yeah exactly.