Aren't these wonderful?! I found them on another site and I just had to steal them for you. I didn't save any info about the artist, but I am sure you can go*gle him for info. I love the classical bent of his art works.
AMAZING, AMAZING, JUDY!!! I have seen some of his work before, but these are just ETRAORDINARY...! I cannot get oveer the perpective. I mean, it is just stunning! Thanks for posting these Judy...
I keep forgeting to ask you about something I have noticed you are doing recently...like, go*gle...I know there is a reason, and I would love you to share this with all of us...OR, at least, with me...lol!
OY VEY..Left out the "X" in That Word..among other lovely One-Finger-Typing Mistakes... LOL! It's scary, I think my typing is getting worse...Well....I'm old.
I have seen some chalk art from an email, but these are different. Isn't that amazing how 3D it looks when it is really all flat? It's in the angle of how you look at it, too. So cool!! Thanks for sharing.
Aren't they unbelievable? I'd love to see them in the flesh - so to speak. I hope they manage to earn a decent living. It seems sad that they are so ephemeral- like sand castles. Popped over from Naomi's - whilst I was this side of the pond:)
I've received various emails with some of these types of pictures attached (although not these particular ones). These artists are amazing. It's just so unbelievable that they create such masterpeices only for them to be washed away with the next rain or street-cleaner!
To really appreciate these artworks you need to see them off-angle as well. They only look real from one perspective--if you see a picture taken from another vantage point they look freakish. Seeing the same picture from two angles, the good one and any other one, is amazing.
Really neat. The illusion is amazing, isn't it? I saw a series of photos of an artist (the same one? another person?) who did this kind of thing and the interesting thing is they showed the work from the optimal angle and then from a different angle where you could see how the illusion was created, which involved stretching out certain elements and playing with scale a lot. In short it looked incredibly distorted. Thanks for posting these. Michele sent me to tell you all that. :-)
I love this guys work. He is really amazing. I did a big 10 page report on visual perception for psychology 101 and this guys works kept popping themselves up.
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Utterly incredible! This artist is a remarkable talent! Thanks for sharing them!
Michele sent me back over to say hi again :)
How come some people get all the talent?
AMAZING, AMAZING, JUDY!!!
I have seen some of his work before, but these are just ETRAORDINARY...! I cannot get oveer the perpective. I mean, it is just stunning!
Thanks for posting these Judy...
I keep forgeting to ask you about something I have noticed you are doing recently...like, go*gle...I know there is a reason, and I would love you to share this with all of us...OR, at least, with me...lol!
OY VEY..Left out the "X" in That Word..among other lovely One-Finger-Typing Mistakes... LOL!
It's scary, I think my typing is getting worse...Well....I'm old.
Wow! Those are really amazing!
I have seen some chalk art from an email, but these are different. Isn't that amazing how 3D it looks when it is really all flat? It's in the angle of how you look at it, too. So cool!! Thanks for sharing.
Michele sent me to say hello. :)
Ok, I've seen sidewalk art, and lots of it... but those are just incredible. The best I've ever seen. Amazing. Wait til I show B. :)
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WOW! Truly amazing. It just blows my mind how someone can create something like this. Thanks Judy.
It's me again, my dear Judy...Michele just sent me back here, and I am glad she did, so I can see these FANTASTIC peices of art, once again....
They truly are fantastic!
I have seen chalk art like this when I lived on the central coast. It is fun and playful and a good use of prespective.
Hello from Michele.
Aren't they unbelievable? I'd love to see them in the flesh - so to speak. I hope they manage to earn a decent living. It seems sad that they are so ephemeral- like sand castles. Popped over from Naomi's - whilst I was this side of the pond:)
I find it interesting that there are no little fences or block device to protect the artwork and keep people from walking all over it.
OH MAN...... I love these!!!! Thanks!!
Here via michele today!
Those are just astounding! I'll have to hunt one down someday.
Fantastic!!!
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Yeah, that guy's good...I'd like to see one of those up close sometime...btw kenju, I'm back...kinda...http://halfoftruth.blogspot.com/
Tell your friends. No wait...a lot of your friends are my friends...I'll go ahead and tell them. Just come over and visit sometime...
I've received various emails with some of these types of pictures attached (although not these particular ones). These artists are amazing. It's just so unbelievable that they create such masterpeices only for them to be washed away with the next rain or street-cleaner!
To really appreciate these artworks you need to see them off-angle as well. They only look real from one perspective--if you see a picture taken from another vantage point they look freakish. Seeing the same picture from two angles, the good one and any other one, is amazing.
Great pictures. Stunning and making a point too.
Really neat. The illusion is amazing, isn't it? I saw a series of photos of an artist (the same one? another person?) who did this kind of thing and the interesting thing is they showed the work from the optimal angle and then from a different angle where you could see how the illusion was created, which involved stretching out certain elements and playing with scale a lot. In short it looked incredibly distorted. Thanks for posting these. Michele sent me to tell you all that. :-)
I've seen chalk art like these before, and they never cease to amaze me.
I look at that and I think that God really must have left out a huge chunk of my brain and given it to that artist.
I'm dumbfounded!
I love this guys work. He is really amazing. I did a big 10 page report on visual perception for psychology 101 and this guys works kept popping themselves up.
Michele sent me to say hi.
A chalk couch. I want one. It reminds me of Harold and the Purple Crayon.
I love that guys work
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