It's Saturday, so you have four or five minutes to admire this time-lapse video of Julien Beever, 'The Pavement Picasso', at work. Notice how the picture is actually very elongated? Yet, when it's viewed from the bottom, the picture looks normal. Sort of like the way the letters on your street say "Stop Ahead" when you're in your car, but when you're on foot looking at them, they look ridiculously out of proportion. I'd love to learn this technique. (Yeah, yeah, so would we all!) Here are a few more photos, from different angles.
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April 28, 2007
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That is absolutely mind-blowing.
Posted by: Tonya | April 28, 2007 at 10:08 AM