Are these not cool?
If it wasn't for the chalk sitting there...
I would have walked around these two myself.
I can't post a source for these. I received them in an email.
I would have walked around these two myself.
I can't post a source for these. I received them in an email.
posted by Karen at 8/09/2005 08:48:00 PM
7 Comments:
Those are unbelievable!! He needs a little suitcase out there to get tips!
Yeah, I love those. :) His name is Julian Beever - you can see more at his website
It must take a lot of work to plan them out... this is how one looks from the other side, but here it is from the right angle.
Thanks, Susan. I get nervous posting things without appropriate source attribution.
That is sooo cool. I couldn't believe they weren't 3D when I saw them. Wow.
Way to know your artists, Susan.
Awesome. Just awesome.
Isn't it amazing how much we rely on our eyes?! These flat works of art screw with our perspective just by using shading (and/or reflections/glare)on a cloudy day (to remove any other directional cues) and make us avoid monster bottles of Coke or major sidewalk defects! Thanks for sharing this with us Karen!
Yes, Mardee, our eyes are so important. How else could we enjoy the pleasure of the discovery in these images? Not to mention the beauty of God's creation all around us. That is why you're studying so hard to learn how to take care of our eyes!
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