In Russia, a collaborative of street artists has created an awesome optical illusion, and it looks like Photoshop in real life.
Titled CTRL+X, this checkered piece is a reference to a keyboard command in Photoshop that deletes a selection. To create the clever illusion, the artists first covered the dumpster and car with white paint. They then projected a pattern onto the objects from a specific angle from which the illusion is supposed to be seen. Creatives used the projection as guide lines to mask off the white checkers with tape and then spray paint everything else gray.
The work was part of Stenograffia, an annual Russian street art festival, and it’s certainly a creative way of addressing “garbage” in the country.
More info: stenograffia.ru
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don't ;) it's the checkered background you get in photoshop when you delete something, but he did it in real life
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Probably with a projector that projects the raster onto the car. Then you trace the projected lines with a pencil or some kind of marker.
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"Titled CTRL+X, this checkered piece is a reference to a keyboard command in Photoshop that deletes a selection." - CTRL+X is a general Windows key combination that's the equivalent of "cut", it does not delete, it temporarily stores the file preparing it to be moved into a different folder of the user's choice, or in Photoshop's case, onto a different position/canvas/project. Press CTRL+V and see it for yourself.
They probably did after the festival, but why not get a little creative and have fun with it first
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I don't get it.. Its neat but it looks like a car and maybe a dumpster with white and gray checks
God, what a git. We get it, you're a pretentious art-eest.
Load More Replies... don't ;) it's the checkered background you get in photoshop when you delete something, but he did it in real life
Load More Replies... Probably with a projector that projects the raster onto the car. Then you trace the projected lines with a pencil or some kind of marker.
Load More Replies... "Titled CTRL+X, this checkered piece is a reference to a keyboard command in Photoshop that deletes a selection." - CTRL+X is a general Windows key combination that's the equivalent of "cut", it does not delete, it temporarily stores the file preparing it to be moved into a different folder of the user's choice, or in Photoshop's case, onto a different position/canvas/project. Press CTRL+V and see it for yourself.
They probably did after the festival, but why not get a little creative and have fun with it first
Load More Replies... I don't get it.. Its neat but it looks like a car and maybe a dumpster with white and gray checks
God, what a git. We get it, you're a pretentious art-eest.
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