Jan
12

Julian Beever’s chalk optical illusion part 1

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Julian Beever is an English artist who’s famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, USA, Australia and Belgium. Beever gives to his drawings an amazing 3D illusion. These Trompe-l’oeil drawings are created using a projection called anamorphism and appear to defy the laws of perspective.

Here are some of the optical illusions I received on email, thought I share with you guys:

Julian Beever poses with Julian Beever and his beer.

(Julian Beever poses with Julian Beever and his beer.)

Look, people are actually walking away from the hole in the ground.

(Look, people are actually walking away from the hole in the ground.)

Fancy playing with a seal on the streets?

(Fancy playing with a seal on the streets?)

Politicians meeting their end.

(Politicians meeting their end.)

Ever had a dream to get save by Spider-man?

(Ever had a dream to get save by Spider-man?)

How about getting rescued by Batman & Robin?

(How about getting rescued by Batman & Robin?)

Make poverty history.

(Make poverty history.)

For Coke lovers - want a bottle this big?

(For Coke lovers - want a bottle this big?)

Kill the pest!!!

(Kill the pest!!!)

I’ll post more in the near future. The optical illusions looks pretty cool. View more in part 2 of Julian Beever’s chalk optical illusions.

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2 comments for “Julian Beever’s chalk optical illusion part 1”

  1. [...] View more in part 1 of Julian Beever’s chalk optical illusions. [...]

    by Julian Beever’s chalk optical illusion part 2 | //beconfused (Jan 19, 2008 at 1 PM)
  2. I find your art excellent!!!! I was telling my daughter about your work but I didn’t know your name. I search and search, finally I came upon this website and I’m glad I did. I will add this to my favorites and show everyone I know this magnificent gifted person. Please continue to do what you do and the world will a more beautiful place!

    by Barbara Miller (Feb 1, 2008 at 4 AM)
 

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