Showing posts with label Realistic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Realistic. Show all posts
Monday, May 23, 2011
As ‘realistic’ as it may look, this incredible painting is simply part of a new exhibition of four dimensional art in North East China. The collection of paintings, on display at a contemporary art exhibition in the Jilin province, uses techniques similar to the ‘stand-up’ advertising hoardings that are sometimes painted on the edges of sports pitches. The pieces are a huge hit with spectators who have already shown a talent for interacting with the works to become part of the art themselves.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
These realistic 3D murals are the creation of artist Eric Grohe who is from the United States. Some are lifelike enough that you will have to look very close to determine if they are real or not.
The following is an amazing series of murals by artist Eric Grohe. He takes a blank, sometimes derelict wall and brings it to life.
Eric researches, paints and designs each project from scratch while his wife Kathy, also an artist, serves as project manager.
The following is an amazing series of murals by artist Eric Grohe. He takes a blank, sometimes derelict wall and brings it to life.
Eric researches, paints and designs each project from scratch while his wife Kathy, also an artist, serves as project manager.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Korean Starcraft 2 fan “Constable” has created a series of paper models inspired by units in the video game that will probably blow your mind.
The fact that the dude who made these is from South Korea really doesn’t come as a surprise, since the Starcraft franchise is really popular there, but the level of detail in Constable’s work is pretty unbelievable. Looking at the photos, I had a rough time convincing myself these were anything more than 3D computer generated images, but that was only until I visited Constable’s blog and saw what he can do with a few paper slices.
I’ve posted some awesome paper models on Oddity Central, like the unique papercraft castle Wataru Itou spent 4 years creating, or the paper masterpieces of Taras Lesko, and Constable’s models are right up there with the best I’ve ever seen. If you’re not convinced they’re real, check out his blog and put your mind at ease.
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