Hey, I'm Keith! A lot of the time, people don't see the faces I see in inanimate objects. So, I decided to illustrate them in a cartoonish way and write little stories about them to bring them to life. You can follow me on Instagram where I post more of my art.
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Grab my beak if it’s laundry you seek.
You barely see me, maybe once a week.
How can I not have this disappointed look?
I dry your clothes as you read a book.
I’m dryer duck, and for a buck, I dry the shirts you tuck.
Handle my bill if you will, tweak left for your garments.
I’ll see you next week, but please, no more vomit.
Exactly, it's definitely NOT a condition. It's an inbuilt defense mechanism to find and analyze threats or danger.
Load More Replies...You can't say "I have pareidolia" as if it is a condition just to get likes. It is a f*****g phenomenon. Guess what? I have parallax.
Everyone has pareidolia, it's a natural process of our brains. You do, however, have a great talent for art. I always see the 9 square tiles (usually) in bathrooms as a lion.
Looking at the photo first to see if I'd see the same face...I didn't. Instead I immediately saw an upside down little guy with big boxy eyebrows, smiling and winking at me. (Above the handle.) I like my guy better. He's much more jovial.
I never had a word for this phenomenon before and now I do. Thanks! I see faces everywhere, and hear voices in background noises :)
Paradelia is a function everyones brain has, if you are hearing voices in things you should probably see a doc
Load More Replies...I think that is terrific fantastic I want to do that too but don't have the imagination for it we make have the ability to see faces in objects but not the ability to turn them into characters or the ability to draw or paint or come up with the story lines Keith you are unique don't pay any attention to the jealous haters they come a dime a dozen
When you see faces in everyday objects. The human brain does it automatically. This guy is a lot more creative than me tho!
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Pareidolia isn't a condition. It's a psychological phenomenon that affects all humans https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22686500
I’m ripe.
Teeth rotten.
My other half, forgotten.
This crescent face is only recent.
But not to panic, by botanic rules my seeds will sprout.
More tomatoes to creep you out.
Though there will be none like me, I’m one of a kind, you won’t find me in a bottle of Heinz.
Yeah, I’m Frankie the furnace, who’s askin’?
Short arms with anger fueled by fire, a bowler hat is my only attire.
Burning wood is what I do.
For cookin’ stew or warming you.
But don’t feed me too much I’m warning you.
I’m an earnest furnce, and frankly,
I couldn’t care less about burning you.
I think I am going to start seeing faces where there should not be after seeing these pics!
Not everyone knows what my nose holds.
My eyes stay forward minding my own business as you conduct yours.
I am a conductor myself being metal and all, you lock the door as your pants fall.
I hold your jacket, or whatever you pack, yet I get no recognition as you carry out your mission.
You flush and rush as if you have somewhere to be.
Next time we meet, please stare back at me.
This is not a medical condition, this is something EVERYONE has. It's the fact that our brains automatically see faces because that is what it is programmed to do.
That reminds me of the "drunk octopus wants to fight you" :)
Hi there! I’m Sharron, the stall wall door. I hope the soap on my face stalls you from leaving this place.
My look of surprise caused by the amount of hands not using my cleaning supplies.
So, come hither and let me sanitize your mitts, then dry your hands after you rinse.
You’re in the bathroom at the urinal urine spilling.
A sloth in transit with its oxygen filling.
Arms resting in place, smile on its face, slowly but surely, it’s no race.
Happy you’re there, the sloth happily stares.
As you finish and flush, to the cosmos, no rush.
“I Have Pareidolia” Pareidolia is a common phenomenon, it is not a condition. The title is fake.
Uhm you can't say that you "have" Pareidolia. It's not a diagnosis. It's just the name of a a psychological phenomenon that literally any person can experience.
It's very cool! But no one "has" pareidolia, it's just a word for the human tendency to see faces everywhere. ;) Keep up the art
Im about 99% sure that urinal picture is from the store I work at... weird.
I like your work. I saw this bedside table the other day. face-on-ta...d541b0.jpg
This is great! I'm always seeing faces in thigs too. I wish I had the talent to draw them but I can't draw for toffee.
It's not a condition, human brain recognizes patterns everywhere
Was thinking the same. Pareidolia is our default mode.
Load More Replies...OMG! I'm learning Russian, and I'm so excited that I can read your name as Nicole! My sister's name is Nicole! This is very exciting for me! 😃 Also, you're right, everyone can see faces, this would have been a much better article if not for that first sentence
Load More Replies...We all have pareidolia. Some people have it more intensely than others. It explains the Face on Mars, Jesus appearing in toast, et cetera.
Pareidolia isn't something that we "have". It's just phenomen of human's brain. :)
Load More Replies...Ita a basic primal brain function that all animals have, it's how we recognize faces on living things. This is something every one has youre not special, you use a bit of imagination and all iv a sudden you have a condition
Can't tell you how many times I've thought about doing this. Also with clouds, just take pics of the clouds and then draw a cartoon of what I see. Good stuff, man!
Surely everyone can see faces in different things. It's more a case of if that interests you or not.
It's definitely NOT a condition. It's an inbuilt defense mechanism to find and analyze threats or danger.
That said, the guy has a good eye for it and does creative drawings from it so well done!
Load More Replies...Everyone experiences pareidolia, it isn't some unique mental disorder, it's the innate ability of everyone to see faces in inanimate objects, because we were evolutionary hardwired to see faces immediately as it would mean life and death for our common ancestors to see a potential threat. Don't say that you "have" pareidolia like you're some special snowflake, I admit, the art is really good don't get me wrong, but to say something that makes it look like pareidolia is some unique attribute is completely fallacious.
Thank the lord we're all on the same page. "I have pareidolia".......I think you can get a cream to clear it up.
It's not a condition, human brain recognizes patterns everywhere
Was thinking the same. Pareidolia is our default mode.
Load More Replies...OMG! I'm learning Russian, and I'm so excited that I can read your name as Nicole! My sister's name is Nicole! This is very exciting for me! 😃 Also, you're right, everyone can see faces, this would have been a much better article if not for that first sentence
Load More Replies...We all have pareidolia. Some people have it more intensely than others. It explains the Face on Mars, Jesus appearing in toast, et cetera.
Pareidolia isn't something that we "have". It's just phenomen of human's brain. :)
Load More Replies...Ita a basic primal brain function that all animals have, it's how we recognize faces on living things. This is something every one has youre not special, you use a bit of imagination and all iv a sudden you have a condition
Can't tell you how many times I've thought about doing this. Also with clouds, just take pics of the clouds and then draw a cartoon of what I see. Good stuff, man!
Surely everyone can see faces in different things. It's more a case of if that interests you or not.
It's definitely NOT a condition. It's an inbuilt defense mechanism to find and analyze threats or danger.
That said, the guy has a good eye for it and does creative drawings from it so well done!
Load More Replies...Everyone experiences pareidolia, it isn't some unique mental disorder, it's the innate ability of everyone to see faces in inanimate objects, because we were evolutionary hardwired to see faces immediately as it would mean life and death for our common ancestors to see a potential threat. Don't say that you "have" pareidolia like you're some special snowflake, I admit, the art is really good don't get me wrong, but to say something that makes it look like pareidolia is some unique attribute is completely fallacious.
Thank the lord we're all on the same page. "I have pareidolia".......I think you can get a cream to clear it up.
