Julian Beever is an English artist who’s famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, US, Australia and Belgium.
Beever's drawings are anamorphic and contain a distorted aspect ratio. To accomplish this, he creates compositions completly in diforms that give a 3D image when viewed from the right angle. It is a very nifty trick of perspective.
See for yourself it’s amazing !!!
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Image viewed from the "wrong" vantage point. | The same drawing from the "right" point of view!" |
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[Forwarded by Jay Smethurst of Sente Co.]
The art of anamorphism really evolved as optical devices were developed: mirrors, metal orbs, prisms, lenses, etc. These enabled artists and scientists to explore the boundaries of what is seen (in terms of optical data) and what is perceived (in terms of cognitive powers) and what is understood (in terms of synthesis and meaning).
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