Web Urbanist Site
I enjoy visiting the Web Urbanist site and just discovered a great retrospective of 3-D street art drawings. They say:
Three dimensional drawing nothing new – the concept itself dates back to the Greeks in the 5th Century BC – but employing perspectival techniques on such a huge scale and with such a broad scope is a much more recent innovation. Some 3D street art takes up dozens of feet of sidewalk to create illusions of depth and three-dimensionality while other mural works cover the entire sides of twelve-story buildings.
Use the link above to see some more of this astounding work.
Three dimensional drawing nothing new – the concept itself dates back to the Greeks in the 5th Century BC – but employing perspectival techniques on such a huge scale and with such a broad scope is a much more recent innovation. Some 3D street art takes up dozens of feet of sidewalk to create illusions of depth and three-dimensionality while other mural works cover the entire sides of twelve-story buildings.
Use the link above to see some more of this astounding work.
Labels: 3-D, street art
posted by Charlene at
12/29/2009 09:48:00 AM
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