Can you find the broad running stream one which turns into a mini waterfall beside what seems like real flats/houses on the right? Saw it today but can`t find it again. I loved it.
If you can..
Brilliant tupps..
Can you find the broad running stream one which turns into a mini waterfall beside what seems like real flats/houses on the right? Saw it today but can`t find it again. I loved it.
If you can..
Can you find the broad running stream one which turns into a mini waterfall beside what seems like real flats/houses on the right? Saw it today but can`t find it again. I loved it.
If you can..
quote:Originally posted by Scotty:
Brilliant tupps..
Can you find the broad running stream one which turns into a mini waterfall beside what seems like real flats/houses on the right? Saw it today but can`t find it again. I loved it.
If you can..
this one?
quote:Originally posted by tupps:quote:Originally posted by Scotty:
Brilliant tupps..
Can you find the broad running stream one which turns into a mini waterfall beside what seems like real flats/houses on the right? Saw it today but can`t find it again. I loved it.
If you can..
this one?
That`s it! Thankyou tupps, yer a wee darlin`
It`s fab! 
you've seen pavement art... now it's wall art... remember these are just trompe l'oiel paintings on ordinary flat walls..
Thaey are brilliant tupps! On the top pic I thought the woman was real, until I scrolled down. What talent! 
quote:Originally posted by old hippy guy:
love the street art ones, but cant help feeling SOME of em are done in paint shop or photo shop, I mean how could ya close off a whole street for hours and I woulnt like the bill for the pant, they're very good though.
There was a fascinating series on one of the more obscure Sky channels following Julian Beevers who, if not originating this type of painting, certainly is the one most people know. And he had to create his paintings in 2-3 days and clear them away afterwards. In some cities he had people rollerskating through 'em - ignorant lot!
quote:Originally posted by Ms Golightly:
Thaey are brilliant tupps! On the top pic I thought the woman was real, until I scrolled down. What talent!
They are fab aren't they. The artist is called John Pugh. The pic below is the wall before the painting.. (of the 4th one in the pics I posted).
This is one of Julian Beever's. I can't get my head around that this is just a piece of paving!
And this is NOT a bottle of coke!
