If you liked 3D Illusion Street Art by Julian Beever, I’m sure you will like this set of 3D Building Mural Art made by Californian artist John Pugh. He works on a large scale in public and residential areas and his paintings can be seen all over the world from New Zealand to Hawaii – with many telling a story of the area where they are positioned. The paintings, which have fooled many, were created by John Pugh, who specialises in trompe l’oeil – or ‘trick of the eye’ – art. He uses his skills to delude the viewer into seeing 3D scenes painted on flat surfaces.
Academe' Taylor Hall, Chico, CABay in a Bottle, Santa Cruz, CAMana Nalu Mural Project - Honolulu, HawaiiThe mural Siete Punto Uno is located on Main Street in the town of Los Gatos, California.Totem - Anchorage, AlaskaDrain - City of Bishop, CaliforniaUniversity of Alaska - in Fairbanks University of Northern Florida - in JacksonvilleThe Joshua Tree Chronicles Victor Valley, CAValentine's Day — Twentynine Palms, CaliforniaArt in Public Places, Tehachapi CABishop Mural Society — Bishop, CARotorua Arts Commission, Main Library — New ZealandRiver of Mercy - Merced CaliforniaRiver of Mercy - Merced CaliforniaSarasota County Health Center, FloridaArt in Public Places, San Jose, CAArt in Public Places, San Jose, CACity Hall — Hayward, CAGates of Opa Locka I, Miami, FloridaGates of Opa Locka II, Miami, Florida'Slowin' Down to Take a Look' — Winslow, ArizonaCross Roads, Palm Desert, CAPark Meadows Shopping Center, Denver, ColoradoStanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto, CA
Art in Public Places Award Project, Sacramento, CA
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If you liked 3D Illusion Street Art by Julian Beever, I’m sure you will like this set of 3D Building Mural Art made by Californian artist John Pugh. He works on a large scale in public and residential areas and his paintings can be seen all over the world from New Zealand to Hawaii – with many telling a story of the area where they are positioned. The paintings, which have fooled many, were created by John Pugh, who specialises in trompe l’oeil – or ‘trick of the eye’ – art. He uses his skills to delude the viewer into seeing 3D scenes painted on flat surfaces.
I love your blog… very nice colors & theme.
Amazing arts!