Nagai Hideyuki's clever 3D drawings

Charley Parker says: "Japanese artist Nagai Hideyuki has created a fun series of drawings that span two sketchbooks propped at 90° to one another, and when viewed from the proper angle, give the illusion of continuous three dimensionality."

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http://foghornunicorn.wordpress.com/ Nicole

That’s amazing! Love it!
Cowicide

Goatse is everywhere…
deviousasti

inb4 Level: Asian comment
http://www.facebook.com/people/Es-See/100003058581326 Es See

Solid piece but stick to the side-walk chalkings they are much more impressive on the large scale where as this is only relevant if the books are set up correctly and youre at standing in the perfect perspective location (i.e. this picture)
http://twitter.com/TheHanif Hanif M

I WANT TO BE ABLE TO DO THAT – HOW DO I LEARN
niktemadur

OK, gotta say it, I am impressed… no, astonished. This is incredible.