3D painting and street painting are always a fun to watch, i have posted few 3d art painting and street painting here before and every time come across any of the art like this i just love to share them. Tiger sitting in the middle and a jaguar staring on it. The sculptures, stairs and creatures creating fabulous impact altogether.
You might have heard a mummy is a body of human or animal and it kept in cool and dry conditions. Seems like something mysterious is happening inside a pyramid in Egypt. The 3D painting creates an illusion as a mummy is escaping.
Don't know whether it's 2D, 3D or 4D but whatever it is, this pic is something which I've rarely seen before !!
Nice 3D Sticker on the Street which creates a illusion of hot coffee, don't wonder that you can have a cup of coffee like this
This is an ad for ramen in the causeway Bay Station in Hong Kong. I love this kind of art. I would love to see this from a angle that reveals how distorted this image needs to be to get this one perfect view.
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."
Extreme 3D Nude Woman Paint Illusion is one amazing airbrushed paint Illusion. Looking at this Image I could swear that it was 3D and extruding out of the hood. As far as i know it is “actually” just a 3d painting, or is it? What do you guys think, did some crazy guy mold a nude girl into his hood or was it just a painted by an amazing Artist Julian beaver.
Airbrushed 3D Naked Woman Paint Illusion
Look at this picture at your own risk, this picture is depends upon your mental status you might be able to see different things
An interesting 3D drawing by street artist Kurt Wenner, at the Waterloo Station in London. His artwork uses perspective tricks to make it "pop up" in 3D when viewed from a certain angle.
