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33 Innocent Illustrations That Have A Hidden Surprise You Probably Don’t Want To See
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Back in the day, folding paper fortune-tellers were one of the greatest possessions a child could have, providing hours of fun and enough practice to (maybe) tell someone's fortune. Folding paper and drawing on it might not be a new concept, however, artist Ben Avlis managed to breathe a new life into it by creating stunning transforming art pieces.
Avlis creates an unexpected and eye-catching metamorphosis by folding his work in such a way, that the audience sees one figure when the paper is folded, and an expansion of it once the canvas is stretched out. When a quick motion is applied, it creates a 'popping' effect as if his works suddenly come to life. Quite fascinating, isn't it? Scroll down below to check the pieces and don't forget to comment and vote for your favorites!
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Reminds me of those old Ghostbusters toys. Specifically that Egon one.
Dolphins actually use pufferfish as a drug to get high, so this is fitting
Really cool, but I wish they moved a bit slower, they are difficult to focus on, for me.
Agreed. Kinda hurt my head.
And eyes. But it was cool.
I definetely have a headache after the first page. I'm done with this article.
Yeah, a few of them just a touch too fast. Wanted to savor them a bit more.
I couldn't tell what was going on.
Neat but way too quick, but maybe I’m too old, lol.
Yeah, agree that they are too fast!
These are awesome. Also wish they where moved a bit slower so I could really appreciate the art :D
Really cool, but I wish they moved a bit slower, they are difficult to focus on, for me.
Agreed. Kinda hurt my head.
And eyes. But it was cool.
I definetely have a headache after the first page. I'm done with this article.
Yeah, a few of them just a touch too fast. Wanted to savor them a bit more.
I couldn't tell what was going on.
Neat but way too quick, but maybe I’m too old, lol.
Yeah, agree that they are too fast!
These are awesome. Also wish they where moved a bit slower so I could really appreciate the art :D