Street Art can a lot of fun.
This kind of art requires much skill in perspective.
I think that the human figure is especially difficult to draw in extreme perspective.
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Another important part of this art is to stand in the exact right spot in order to take the picture that enhances the illusion.
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Perspective must be very accurate in order to create a successful illusion.
Perspective must be learned - and unless you're a genius (I'm not) - it is tough to reinvent.
I'd suggest a good book on this subject before you tackle a grand Street Art illusion.
I am sorry that I do not have the names of the various artists who made these paintings and took these photographs.
Some Street Artists use chalk.
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And others use paint.
Street Art can be used in advertising.
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It can be startling...a shark attack in the middle of a city?
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Or carry a clever message.
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Here is a video about how this particular piece was painted:
Enjoy!
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