To say that “Brusspup has done it again” would be an understatement. In the following video, Brusspup creates a series of very realistic anamorphic illusions that will simply blow you away. The objects look so real that you want to reach out and touch them… and then he moves the paper revealing the illusion. Which […]
Inspired by the amazing work he had seen from western 3D sidewalk chalk artists, Qi Xinghua became the first 3D painting artist of China. Qi graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2005 and broke onto the scene with his first 3D street painting titled “Whirlpool” at Peking University in Beijing. A little […]
The Eureka Tower Carpark in Melbourne, Australia contains of series of anamorphic letter illusions designed by German artist Axel Peemoeller. The letters can be read perfectly when viewed at certain angles, but appear distorted when viewed from all other angles. The example below shows the how the letters form the word “UP” as a motorist […]
James Hopkins created this sculpture titled Kyle, Stan, Cartman & Kenny in 2006 for a private collection. It is made from acrylic plastic and also happens to be an optical illusion. Can you figure out why? This is actually an anamorphic sculpture that only resembles the South Park gang when viewed from one specific angle. […]
Using poster board, tape and some creativity, Brusspup created the following incredible anamorphic illusion of the Apple corporate logo in his apartment. The illusion is completed when he enters the room and shuts a glass sliding door and window. The entire setup took him approximately 10 hours to complete. Being a perfectionist, Brusspup thought that […]
Tracy Lee Stum is an internationally recognized chalk artist / streetpainter who specializes in large interactive 3D chalk art. Her painting below, titled “Escape of the Mummy”, was created in 2008 for the Youth in Arts Street Painting Festival in San Rafael, California. The painting took 2 1/2 days to complete and measured 12 feet […]
Brusspup had to drain his pool and used the opportunity to create a new anamorphic illusion. When standing in a specific spot, a blue #2 pool ball can be seen in the pool. From all other angles, the ball is distorted. Additional footage related to the creation of this optical illusion can be viewed by […]
