In our previous articles, we have featured the art of 3D optical illusions. These art pieces give us a perception that the thing we are looking at is a real thing though we know that it’s only drawn and completely flat. Now here’s another artist who specializes in 3D illusion drawings.
Japanese artist Nagai Hideyuki is a master of fine art illusion who impresses his viewers with his perspective-based sketches. The 23-year-old artist identifies himself as as an anamorphic artist, which is a style of art that stems from the early Renaissance.
He uses only pencils to form playful 3D optical illusions.
His eye-popping artwork looks like it’s jumping off the page making its way into the real world, but it’s actually just a trick of perspective.
The 3D illustration specialist creates anamorphic illusions across flat surfaces.
He then lines them up perpendicular to one another.
And when viewed from a distance and at the perfect angle, these illustrations is more than what you would have expected.
His drawings seem to be life-like images, you might be tempted to touch and pick up the objects that he has drawn.
While others seem to be floating mid-air.
He also experiments with colors in some of his works giving it more life.
Who would have thought something as simple as shapes could be transformed into something as brilliant as this?
A masterpiece which looks like it has come to life by using nothing more than paper and a pencil.
The following videos show how Nagai Hideyuki does his amazing works:
Check out more of these mind-boggling works of art in his website or you can visit his Facebook page.
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