Dolphins. What do you see ?

Did you seen the dolphins ?

Using the Sun to create art

For the filipino artist Jordan Mang-osan, sunlight is a tool to create art, the usa a magnifying glass to focus the rays of the Sun and burn the wood by way of engraving, the pictures made using this technique are impressive, although this technique needs long time working and it should be very accurate.

Amazing sleeveface

 

I like very much this kind of sleeveface

The magical shelf for books

The magical shelf optical illusion for books
It’s a real product. If you think about it real hard, you might be able to figure it out and make it for yourself. Otherwise, you’ll have to buy it.

Tatoo : Smokin’ Cat on Back

 

Genko‘s tattoos have various influences from traditional Asian art to cartoons and old school designs.

Anamorfic realistics paintings from Kurt Wenner

Anamorfic realistics paintings from Kurt Wenner.

Great optical illusions

 

Tatoos , use them as shirts

Matt Jordan is known within the tattoo industry for his realistic portraits of people and animals.

 

Use this tatoos as shirts

Impossible triangle on tatoo

 

 

Triangle impossible on tatoo

Robocop on tatoo

 

If you want to look like robocop

How to turn on/off a Polish town – an optical illusion

A Spanish artist named Escif created this mural for the Katowice Street Art Festival in Poland.

Escif’s outdoor art is not meant to only be an illusion; instead it wants to make you think.

He quotes the philosopher Kant:

“Art is the chance to think regardless of concepts.”