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This is a variant of this illusion. It is in fact possible to see it go in BOTH directions depending on how your brain focuses on it will swap
What you 'see' is in fact mostly just an interpretation of the world via your brain and not what actually exists
I presume that the fact there are very few frames to work with makes the spinning ambiguous (at least the ventilator rotors), so you wouldn't technically be wrong in either case.
That's simply what you get when you're a pixel art animator that is sane enough not to have to churn 1000 frames for what appears to be a 2 second animation (edit, 7 seconds of stuff repeating every 2-ish seconds, and cats, confirmed here).
It's winter here.
Especially when there are limited frames of animation. I mean the windmil is only animatedf for a quarter turn
I didn't notice the windmill is spinning until, I stopped and looked at it for a while. If wait long enough, you can also see the background change from day to night, just around late in the afternoon. A lot of going on in the banner though.
But when i make it move in the right direction, it looks as if it moves faster. Aerodynamically that makes sense.
Waneella made it, like she did with a few other sales events.