[Netch]

Originally Posted by parasyte ↗

that's amazing, some of them are so hard to tell where reality ends and the painting begins....

i know what you meen :P hehe

[roflol]

thats awesome, but it must be a nightmare for people who have the mental illness that makes them think they cant touch the lines on the pavement.

[Netch]

Originally Posted by roflol ↗

thats awesome, but it must be a nightmare for people who have the mental illness that makes them think they cant touch the lines on the pavement.

haha true... the would be like "Omg omg omg omg omg, "

[güttsfükk]

Originally Posted by roflol ↗

thats awesome, but it must be a nightmare for people who have the mental illness that makes them think they cant touch the lines on the pavement.

or if you're on Acid

[JLO]

That is awesomeness!!

[SickSteve]

As you may have guessed from the fact a man is walking casually at the edge of the precipice, this is actually the latest three-dimensional street painting to be taking the art world by storm.
Measuring more than 3,000 sq ft and covering an entire street, it is said to be the largest artwork of its type, according to German artists Edgar Muller and Manfred Stader.
Entitled Turning River Street Into A River, the work has become the major attraction at the Moose Jaw Prairie Arts Festival in Saskatchewan, Canada.

[SickSteve]

Some more of these, these are all drawn by julian beever across many parts of the world...

[Roomy_]

Wow. That's incredible.

These are all new to me, but I've seen other works by these guys in London. Stunning stuff, great post, thanks

[MissMean]

That's amazing! I'd love to see them up close.