Anamorphic work painted with Matt Acrylic on a 6m x 3m canvas for the Big Splash event in Newport South Wales 2011. Designed and painted by Andy O’Rourke of Malarky.

This is an example of an Anomorphic motion optical illusion. In other words, a static image that is percieved to have some form of motion.

This is an example of an anamorphic illusion created by Julian Beever.
This sidewalk painting was drawn in a special distortion in order to create an
impression of 3 dimensions when seen from one particular viewpoint

A professional street painter, Tracy Lee Stum, best known for her 3D street paintings, also called anamorphic or pavement chalk art.
"3D Anamorphic Street Paintings are illusionary 2-dimensional images that appear to become 3-dimensional when viewed from a fixed point through a camera lens. Tracy has been creating these types of chalk art images since she first started street painting and continues to challenge herself through this manner of visual expression."