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Chile’s youth draw 3D paintings with a pencil which is difficult to distinguish between true and false

Posted on Sep-12-2011· by make fun

20-year-old Chilean artist Frei has not only rich experience in painting, and innovative, he just uses a pencil and a piece of paper to be able to draw lifelike 3d paintings, and combine paintings with the scenery perfectkt, at first glance, you are difficult to distinguish between true and false.

In fact, Frey began to draw 3D works occasionally, he said, one day, a butterfly landed on his bed, a sudden he wants to capture this scene. Later he saw the British artist Buddha painting the very realistic 3D painting, so the first drawing of Frei 3D work was born. Frey personal 3D paintings caused a sensation, Currently, he is considering his paintings exhibition on the streets of San Diego.

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Anonymous Says:
February 4th, 2012 at 4:11 am
How do I learn to do this

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