Wire Frame Subaru Impreza Illusion
March 13, 2007 by Vurdlak
You ask "how is this computer-generated car outline an optical illusion"? Well, to your surprise, it isn't computer generated - it's real life sculpture, created by British artist Benedict Radcliffe. I got these 3 photos from a reader called Zafar Iqbal, who "just had to submit this". Zafar also added that the sculpture "looks amazing and so non-real". I agree. It's like those 3D street lines, everyone thought were also created by a computer. I think these are magnificent (two more photos inside the post). I like "installation" optical illusions very much, and try to post them as often I can. Many of those are really original, but some are also very abstract. Be sure to check other installation optical illusion in my archives. Enjoy!
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how is that an optical illusion? i see it as a piece of art
Yes first one, anyway, this is such a cool illusion, so creative! :)
how is this an optical illusions
luv the subaro!
can i have it?
can u give it 2 me for my birthday?
^lol, me looking at car
;-)
Most people would believe that this is computer generated, but he states that it's not.read carefully people.
If you don't get it, the 3-D scuplture looks like a 2-D computer generated image.
Who is this person? I would LOVE to have him make some other cars.
The scooby is amazing~!!!
Oh wow . . . Dude, they even put the text on the tires!!! Talk about spare time!
It's illegally parked on the yellow line in two of those photos!
Neat, I like it, but it's not an illusion, it is what it is.
i wonder if there are any pics with the car under a black light in the dar
why a suburu? why not a car with nice lines?
That's not really an illusion..more like a sweet peice of art. i really like it though, it's awesome.
If it really is sculpture and not computer generated, why aren't any people around in any of the pics? It isn't believable without somebody touching it!
il•lu•sion
–noun 1. something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality.
This appears to be a wire frame image, but it’s not. That makes it an illusion. All illusions could be considered a work of art...
Poster number 2, you were not first. How embarrassing.
its form engadget.com
http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/14/the-wireframe-car/
Too cool!! I really thought it was a computer generated pic at first!! Wow, I'd never have the patience for that level of detail!!
it looks like the ghost cars founf by googleearth
Check Mode!
so cool
wow its amazing! id love to be able to do stuff like that!!!! but i agree with some of u others - y is this an illusion - i just c it as wonderful art.
It's made of wire. Got that from... hmm.. let's see.... EVERYWHERE!
i think its fotshopped becuase u cant see a shadow
The first one's a photoshop job - no shadows, and the only other way's a drawing on the ground (but a car would interrupt the drawing).
The second and third, though, are either wireframes or chalk drawings distorted for a perfect perspective.
does he have to pay for over time parking?
I don't think this is real. If it's a real sculpture, where is its shadow? Unless you're gonna tell me that it's made of transparent material. O.o