Optical illusions like this really amuse me. There's also a movement of street art that creates the optical illusion of 3D depth like this one in Stockholm by Erik Johansson.
Both illusions were found on Laughing Squid.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Points of View
Take a look at this picture. It's not what you think.
I know it looks like a photoshopped image of a hallway with the print superimposed onto of it. But what you're actually seeing in NOT edited. The letters are painted onto the walls so that it *looks* like the photo has been edited. Click here to see how it was done.
Optical illusions like this really amuse me. There's also a movement of street art that creates the optical illusion of 3D depth like this one in Stockholm by Erik Johansson.
Both illusions were found on Laughing Squid.
Optical illusions like this really amuse me. There's also a movement of street art that creates the optical illusion of 3D depth like this one in Stockholm by Erik Johansson.
Both illusions were found on Laughing Squid.
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A similar method was used to make advertisements in the Montreal Metro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvLvcYW8bPM&feature=related
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