Topic: 3-D Street art by Julian Beaver
Just watched a clip about him and found it amazing. He uses chalk and puts himself in the pictures..All over the world....see for yourself..amazing!! Cathy
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I got an e-mail full of his work about a year ago and found him to be very creative. The best 3-d stuff I've seen since M.C. Escher.
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Holy smokes!!.....wow, that's unreal...I wonder what he charges to come to my house and do one on my office wall...can you imagine??
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Yeah, I got an email about this guy last year too, and when I first looked at the photos I thought they were faked somehow... but no, they're legit... I do believe you have to view a lot of his work from a certain vantage point to get the effect, but still... what UNREAL and AMAZING talent that guy has... WOW.
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TieDyeVikki wrote:
Yeah, I got an email about this guy last year too, and when I first looked at the photos I thought they were faked somehow... but no, they're legit... I do believe you have to view a lot of his work from a certain vantage point to get the effect, but still... what UNREAL and AMAZING talent that guy has... WOW.
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I believe that e-mail touched a bunch of people...I saw at least a year ago. The sad thing for me was....chalk?? How fleeting is that?
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6 2008-08-20 05:46:38 (edited by Marianne 2008-08-20 05:56:19)
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This guy was on the news in Holland about 2 weeks ago.
He is fantastic.I't looks so real and very cool!
Here's the guys website:
http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/pave.htm
he's a genius!
7 2008-08-20 08:01:12 (edited by Geoff 2008-08-20 08:06:52)
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They did a half hour program on UK Tv a couple of weeks ago. He sets up a still camera and a video camera alongside to check the perspective. He was getting people to look at his work from one angle and then move round and view it through the camera lens - every single person who looked through the viewfinder was just simply blown away