Markus Baker
Pareidolia
Faces are always hiding in plain sight in the world around you. Finding those faces in everyday objects is known as Pareidolia. Here are some of those faces I discovered as I travelled the World, some I turned into little characters and shared in various books.
My favourite pareidolia faces
Shadow Face
Beijing, China
Toilet Seat Face
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Intercom Face
Milk Carton Face
Town Hall Face
Kirton, Lincolnshire, UK
Bus Seat Face
Beijing, China
Ford Brake Switch Face
Boston, Lincolnshire, UK
Hose Pipe Face
Fence Railing Face
Lift Card Key Face
Kettle Face
Ice Cream Face
Faces that became characters
Scoot
Scoot’s superpower is listening.
Scoot was discovered on the front of a parked moped in Vietnam.
Moppy
Moppy was first spotted leaning against the wall in Boracay, Philippines.
Ina
Ina was discovered on the side of a wheelie bin in Boston, Lincolnshire in the UK.
Shift
Shift was found whilst locking a door in Vancouver, Canada.
Beam
Beam was discovered on the wall whilst watching the TV in a hostel in Vancouver, Canada.
Lens
Lens was discovered on the front of the washing machine in Boston, Lincolnshire, UK.
Glow
Glow was found lighting the way along the Cheong-gye-cheon stream in Seoul, South Korea.
Chip
Chip was spotted on the USB charger for a Sony Z3.
Servi
Servi was found on a napkin dispenser at breakfast in a hostel in Vancouver, Canada.
Spin
Spin was found in the shower in Toronto, Canada
Tig
Tig was discovered hiding as a notebook in Peterborough, UK.
Gee
Gee was discovered in the bathroom in Boston, UK.
Books with characters created from Pareidolia
Pareidolia
If you love finding or seeing faces in everyday objects, known as Pareidolia, you will love this book. It shares the faces I discovered on my travels around the World.
Characters With Character
Hiding in plain sight or inspired by the world’s first fictional cosmetic clinic, these characters, their life story & character are showcased in this book.
Scoot Likes To Listen
Join Scoot on a listening adventure around Calma Island to learn how to listen with your ears. With two ears and only one mouth, this story teaches us how to listen.
Moppy Learns
Scoot teaches Moppy how to listen to others by stopping, looking and listening.
Ina Rush
Gee, and the other Mettas help Ina to pay attention, slow down and focus. Making Ina a much happier Metta.
Lens, Bright Side
With Scoot and 4 balloons, Lens shows us how to be grateful for what we already have when we lose something.
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