If there's anything that we've learned from optical illusions, it's that things aren't always as they appear. We've seen many skilled artists transform simple 2D surfaces into stunning 3D illusions creating mind-blowing 3D drawings or overwhelming hyperrealistic art. However, this time we would like to introduce you to a whole new level of optical illusions.
Luca Luce is a professional makeup artist from Milan, Italy, who uses his own face as his canvas to create mind-boggling 3D makeup art. The Italian artist shows the power of makeup - he more than highlights and accentuates facial features; he distorts, confuses and redefines them - creating looks that are creepy yet captivating at the same time.
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*Screeches* Its jack! Jack skellington! I have the movie sitting on my desk right now, actually, so I can confirm that THAT is better than the cover drawing!
I always knew Earth was all just in someone's head. I just didn't expect this.
wait WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT !
The spider ones again! Stop freaking me out! (But seriously, good work!)
Yeah, he can do all of this. Meanwhile I can barely apply eyeliner without smearing it all over my face.
I gave up on that a looonnnngggg time ago. I feel ya!
Load More Replies...I don't (really) doubt that this guy is able to do this makeup, but without any other angle of view, this looks like photoshop. Please, provide a pic from any "wrong" angle to make us see the difference, like in those street-art-drawings where there's a 3D cliff when you look from the right point, but a stretched out, abstract version if you don't.
Yeah, he can do all of this. Meanwhile I can barely apply eyeliner without smearing it all over my face.
I gave up on that a looonnnngggg time ago. I feel ya!
Load More Replies...I don't (really) doubt that this guy is able to do this makeup, but without any other angle of view, this looks like photoshop. Please, provide a pic from any "wrong" angle to make us see the difference, like in those street-art-drawings where there's a 3D cliff when you look from the right point, but a stretched out, abstract version if you don't.
