You have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot all the characters in John Lennon’s face in under ten seconds

JOHN Lennon may be the only person you see in the picture at first glance, but look again.

This painting can also be an Oleg Shupliak optical illusion with a few additional hidden characters.

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The Picture intended to be a tribute to the murdered singer.

Although it is a portrait, some parts of his body can be found where the other characters can be found.

Lennon’s face is divided in half, with two figures forming his eyes.

On the left stands an angelic person next to golden and feathered wings that are part of the singer’s hair.

The person on the right is almost the complete opposite.

They are bowed and covered in red, leaning into wings that are more bat-like and black, forming the other part of Lennon’s hair.

The two are highlighted by haloes that replicate the singer’s well-known circular glasses.

In the middle of the painting there is another person between the two opposite cloaked figures.

He appears much smaller in comparison and appears to be a little boy holding a guitar.

The boy is also staring at a table with a blank sheet of paper and a pen on it.

It’s possibly meant to represent a young Lennon as it sits right above the word “Imagine”.

The two opposing characters could represent the two sides of Lennon’s career.

Over the course of his time, he has made both light and darker contributions to the art world.

In particular, the dark side could also indicate how early the artist’s death was in 1980.