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This is clearly a silhouette of a 3D model of a woman spinning clockwise (from a top-down perspective). All you have to do is measure the lengths of the legs and arms at different points in the animation to prove this. The shadow of her feet also proves this (notice how the shadow of her foot is moving to the left, and appears *below* her other spinning foot (meaning that it's in the air and is closer to you, not further away). Nonetheless, for what it's worth, I can trick my brain at will into thinking she's spinning either right or left. The way I do it is by focusing on her foot's shadow and thinking right or left, then looking up.

Posted by: Tom Chapin of Phoenix, AZ 7:06am today

creepy.. when i'm just looking at it.. it definitely goes clockwise.. which means i'm right brained.. but as soon as i start "thinking', it goes anti clockwise.. then i close my eyes and open them, it goes clockwise again.. so i guess i'm capable of using my left brain, although most of the time, i'm using my right brain

Posted by: jess of 3:39pm November 20, 2008

I COULD NEVER MAKE IT GO IN A DIFFERENT DIRECTION THAN CLOCKWISE.

Posted by: JEREMY W., STONE of LAB 12:56pm November 18, 2008

WHAT THE HELL?? howww can people see it turn anti clockwise?? You guys are awesome. Take your coolness a step further and explain how you can turn it both ways. Thanks people!! ^^ LOve yaa

Posted by: Jackie of 8:01pm November 17, 2008

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