Then the wall starts to take on a
3-dimensional appearance: -
This is Eric, in his element, 30' off the ground.
He does most of the artwork by himself
& researches, paints and designs each project from scratch.
His wife Kathy, also an artist,
serves as project manager.
After
Finished product
Here are some more examples of Eric's projects: -
Before
Great American Crossroad - Bucyrus , Ohio
After
Before
After
Liberty Remembers
Hard to believe you're looking
at a flat 2-dimensional wall.
How to dress up a drab Shopping Mall in Niagara
After his work
Also, look at the close-up of the left side: -
And the middle: -
(I wonder how many birds fly
into this wall on a daily basis?)
Indoor Murals at the Hallway of Miller Brewery...
Before: -
Miller Fermenting Rooms
Past meets Present in the Miller Brewery Fermenting Rooms.
Hooks, clipboards and aprons were added to
the surface of the murals to enhance the illusion...
After
You're looking at FLAT walls!
Detail view looking down the illusional hallway in the previous mural:
SIMPLY AMAZING, ISN'T IT?
I wonder how many people walk into the walls, while trying to go down a hallway that does not exist!
Can't we do our subways as beautiful as this?
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BHASKARAN19 said... - Don't ever dream such thing in India leave alone chenna. We cn see this only in movies or in your blog
- Geetha said...
- Outstanding! What a creativity!!
- Vinod said...
- It needs great amount of dedication and brilliancy in creating illusions. I wonder if there are any such persons in India...
Dear Shri Hariharan,
You are such a wonderful explorer. Every day you bring up some interesting posts in your blog, most of them are really informative. Eventhough you are out of station, you didn't miss to post. Thanks for all such posts.
Regards,
Vinod N N
