So, how many faces are hidden in this drawing? Can you find them all without looking at the answer?

Start the Challenge: Look Closely, Then Look Again

We’re not talking about the lamb’s face here. We’re talking about human-like faces cleverly disguised in the background, the fur, the landscape, and even the folds of the lamb’s body.

Take a moment. Study every curve, every shadow, and every swirl in the image. Trace it with your eyes from top to bottom and left to right. This isn’t about rushing. It’s about seeing what others don’t.

Here’s a tip: squint a little. Sometimes softening your focus helps the hidden faces emerge.

Common Mistakes That Make People Miss Hidden Faces

Before we guide you through the solution, let’s talk about what makes this puzzle so tricky.

Focusing only on the obvious
Many people scan the image once, find a couple of faces, and immediately guess. But the image is designed to trick your eyes. Some faces are partially hidden or upside-down, requiring you to rotate your thinking—literally.
Being distracted by the main object
The lamb takes center stage. That means your eyes are naturally drawn to its features. But while you’re admiring its expression, your brain is missing the faint outlines of faces hidden in the fur or background.
Overlooking subtle shadows
Some faces are outlined by curves or shadows that resemble hair, cheeks, or chins—but unless you’re really paying attention, they blend perfectly with the scenery.
Rushing through the puzzle
Speed may be your enemy here. The slower and more methodical you are, the more likely you’ll uncover all the hidden surprises.
Video :How many faces are there?

Step-by-Step Guide to Finding All the Hidden Faces

Ready to reveal them all? Let’s walk through the image together and break down where each hidden face is located. Each one has been marked in blue in the image above. In total, there are 11 faces.

Here’s exactly where they are:

In the lamb’s left ear (our right)
Look at the shading inside the ear. You’ll spot the subtle curve of a face.
In the lamb’s right ear (our left)
This one is slightly trickier but can be seen once you focus on the fold.
To the left of the lamb’s head (near the mountains)
There’s a face outlined in the trees and hills just behind the lamb.
On the lamb’s neck, just under the chin
This face is shaped by the curve and shadow of the wool texture.
On the lamb’s upper chest area (near the front leg)
Look closely at the shading—there’s a faint sideways face embedded in the pattern.
On the front leg, near the knee
This one blends with the fur but clearly forms a face when outlined.
On the body, near the middle
It’s upright, and the nose and closed eyes are easy to identify once you notice them.
On the back leg, closer to the bottom
The folds in the leg’s fur create the illusion of a sideways face.
On the hind leg, near the back foot
A very subtle face, but it’s there once you trace the shape of the jaw and brow.
On the lower right, just under the tail area
This one is hiding in plain sight, formed by a swirl of fur and shading.
On the ground, bottom-left corner among the rocks
Yes, even the rocks contain a secret face—hidden in the curves and shadows.

That brings the total to 11 human faces—each one carefully blended into the art in a way that makes it both visible and invisible depending on your perspective.

Still Doubting Yourself? Try This Method

Here’s a great way to double-check:

Divide the image into sections (top, middle, bottom).
Slowly examine each area, imagining you’re tracing with a pencil.
Look for key face features: eyes, nose, mouth, and jawline. Often, one hint is enough to reveal the rest.
Many hidden faces only appear when you change your viewing angle or let your eyes relax. It’s like one of those old-school “Magic Eye” puzzles—don’t force it.

So, How Many Did You Spot?

Now that you know the answer, be honest—how many did you see before reading the solution?

Did you find 3 and give up?
Did you see 8 and feel confident?
Or did you actually spot all 11 on your own?
No matter your score, it’s all about exercising your observation skills. These puzzles train your brain to notice what others overlook. The more you do, the sharper your perception becomes.

Join the Fun: Share, Comment, and Challenge Your Friends

Drop your number in the comments!
How many faces did you find before checking the answer?

Tag a friend and see if they can beat your score. This is a great way to start a friendly challenge and test your brainpower together.