Illusion Magic

Illusion Magic allows a caster to project images visible to others, often with associated sound through the use of Anemancy. The spells are classified into two main categories, depending upon the intended accuracy of the results. Those viewing the Illusions are typically unable to discern which class was used if viewing only the end results.   Illusion spells are always incorporeal by themselves, a trick of the light and sometimes sound.  

Holography

A hologram is meant to perfectly mimic an actual item, creature, or individual. This could be done in a recorded form, as with Holographic Photography, or as a live display. The spells create a holographic duplicate of the target which perfect mimics their actions, including any sounds if an Anemantic aspect is included within the spell. Holograms do not need to be exact replicas of their target to function, as they can vary in certain aspects such as sizing, but they are wholly recognizable as a facsimile of the spell's target.  

Merography

A merogram does not create a perfect copy of the target, but rather combines the targeted object, creature, or individual with other display alterations depending upon the spell cast. These spells could be used to mask an individual to appear as someone else, add or combine appearance characteristics, or even hide their visual presence.   As with holography the merogram will rely upon its target to dictate its actions, although figures created through merography can also react to mental commands from the caster or target for the duration of the spell.