The Terracotta Warriors Chalked!

Once again, a group of Dutch artists had their minds and hands creating a marvelous piece of a 3D chalk drawings. The art depicts the image of China's well known Terracotta army. This time, doing it in Lego style. It applies the similar concept with the ones done by Edgar Mueller. The chalk-made artwork is done in celebration of the Saratosa Chalk Festival. As an additional info, the Terracotta warriors are made to depict the real army of Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Huang. This is again another work of art which deserves to be looked at.

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Pencil Trick

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Hello again. I've been trying on how the 3D street art really works. After all the experiments and a lot of practice, here it is. I call this the "Pencil Trick"*. The picture is not that clear as expected but I still got the illusion working at this angle. There are more of these on my online photo album. If you want to see more of these, just let me know.

*The artwork on the photo together with the other ones are mine and not from another artist/s.

^Photo album's link here. All artworks in the album are made by me.

Even more of Edgar Mueller's

These street paintings are great I can't stop finding for more. I found a lot of these paintings but I only choose three. I consider these ones as my favorites at this point in time. Just take a look and see what made me decide to post them here.

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Cool Street Art

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 I failed to post for the last few days because of a very busy week. I want to share this very cool street art from Taipei. This wonderful masterpiece is created by Edgar Mueller. It is my first time hearing his name but seeing this, I think I should more of his cool art.

The art works like an optical illusion. It looks weird when you look at it on top. However, if you see it in a certain angle you will see a good view of it. Here is the artwork's view from the top:

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