April 3, 2006
Sugoi Pics
got this from my email @ yahoo.. being a Fine Arts Student, I think these are pretty cool.. I want to do something like that one day 
Julian Beever is an artist whose arts can be found in the pavements all over Europe. He's work is known for its 3D effect, and superb texture imitation.
be remimded that the laptop is just a drawing
people are avoiding the "hole"
sugoi coke drawing, looks real ne?
this one's really cool
on its real perspective, this drawing can be viewed on an inverted mirror
this is him, drawing, can anybody guess which is the real guy? and which one is the real beer?
spidey to the rescue
cool huh?looks like a real globe to me
this is the side shot of "Make Poverty History" drawing, to create an illusion of a sphere at a certain angle, its was made, in reality, a 40 feet oblong illustration on the pavement
it really looks like there's water and hole in the ground with a boat floating on the water, but the truth is, its just a 2D illustration.
on this drawing, be reminded that he's feet are both laying flat on the pavement
i sooooooo love being an artist
Julian Beever is an artist whose arts can be found in the pavements all over Europe. He's work is known for its 3D effect, and superb texture imitation.
be remimded that the laptop is just a drawing
people are avoiding the "hole"
sugoi coke drawing, looks real ne?
this one's really cool
on its real perspective, this drawing can be viewed on an inverted mirror
this is him, drawing, can anybody guess which is the real guy? and which one is the real beer?
spidey to the rescue
cool huh?looks like a real globe to me
this is the side shot of "Make Poverty History" drawing, to create an illusion of a sphere at a certain angle, its was made, in reality, a 40 feet oblong illustration on the pavement
it really looks like there's water and hole in the ground with a boat floating on the water, but the truth is, its just a 2D illustration.
on this drawing, be reminded that he's feet are both laying flat on the pavement
Posted by Iris-Champagne on April 3, 2006 at 07:24 PM | 2 left a mark
