Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson
Inspired by the highly stylised Grand Budapest Hotel and its candy colour cuteness
Alexa Meade - Reverse trompe l’oeil - making three-dimensional look two-dimensiona
American Artist (1986)
Meade applies paint to the surfaces of people, objects, mimicking the appearance of brushwork in a traditional painting. From multiple angles the 3D aspect appear to be a flat painting through the lens of the camera, without Photoshop or digital effects.
Meade applies paint to the surfaces of people, objects, mimicking the appearance of brushwork in a traditional painting. From multiple angles the 3D aspect appear to be a flat painting through the lens of the camera, without Photoshop or digital effects.
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