A graphic artist is testing the world’s attention to detail with a new digital seek-and-find brain teaser that features fall-time leaves and apples.
Gergely Dudás of Budapest, Hungary, shared the multicolored visual puzzle with Fox News Digital, which depicts four apples hidden in a multicolored pile of leaves.
The animated fruits are surrounded by leaves in varying shades of red, brown, orange and yellow.
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A fox and a rabbit are glancing at the leaves pile as the former holds a pumpkin spice coffee and the latter dons a striped scarf.
Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary, drew a picture of four apples hidden in a pile of autumn leaves. Can you find all four pieces of fruit? (Gergely Dudás)
Dudás posted his apple-and-leaves puzzle on social media on Wednesday, Sept. 6, and many users claim they’ve been able to find the hidden fruits.
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“Found all four,” one Facebook user claimed.
“What’s wrong with me? I can only find 3,” another Facebook user wrote.
“#1 & #4 took me a while,” another Facebook user admitted.
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If you need help finding the hidden apples, here’s a hint, the apples vary in color.
Still can’t find the four hidden apples?
See the answer on Dudás’ website: dudolfsolutions.blogspot.com/2023/09/4-apples-solution.html.
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Dudás is a comic author and artist who has published a number of illustration books, including “Bear’s Springtime Book of Hidden Things” and “Bear’s Merry Book of Hidden Things: Christmas Seek-and-Find: A Christmas Holiday Book for Kids.”
Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary, has shared a new, fall-themed seek-and-find puzzle with Fox News Digital. (Gergely Dudás)
His seek-and-find artwork has also been featured on miniature prints, coffee mugs and various other pieces of merchandise.
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Hundreds of thousands of people follow Dudás on social media for his webcomics, his seek-and-find pictures and math puzzles, which he regularly shares on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest.
