Parallax Sculpture Head by Jonty Hurwitz

Artist Michael Murphy (born 1975) adds a multidimensional spin to his sculptures using wire, nails and other common objects which are meticulously hand picked to create interactive anamorphic installations.

Zebrating is a team of two artists hailing from the city of Mannheim, in southwest of Germany, who create outdoor illusions painted on rail...

I am very interested in the anamorphic works of Felice Varini or Georges Rousse. Building upon a very old optical illusion (found in graphical works as early as 1533), it relies on a simple trick t...

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In this lesson we will begin our next project which is called Anamorphic Art. Steps 1-16- Begin by drawing the bridge. Refer to the numbers, in the diagrams below, to each step with its corresponding color. Some of the steps will be applied to both sides of the bridge. Step 1- (Blue) Draw the bottom line, or

Karen X on Instagram: "How we made this illusion! Years ago, I saw a perspective illusion in a museum. It stayed in my mind all these years, and recently I got interested in making my own version - except as an AR filter, so anyone can try it anywhere :) But when I pitched the idea of transitioning from tiger to rabbit to @mcdonalds, I didn’t even know how these illusions were actually made. So when they accepted the concept, we had to quickly hustle to figure it out! If you’re interested…

A year ago, we wrote about Jonty Hurwitz and his amazing anamorphic art that can only be seen in the reflection of a mirrored cylinder. Although the technique was created in the late Renaissance (16th century), artist like Jonty and István Orosz made it popular again. We've begun to see more and more of this type of art so we thought it's about time to look at some of the best examples.