I love pieces of art that really move me. From time to time—not very often, mind you—I run across a painting that just really fascinates me. It’s often not just the subject that catches my eye, but the way it was painted. Most artists put so much passion into their work that it’s conveyed through every brush stroke.
I especially love a good optical illusion painting, and that’s what I have for you today…
I’ve looked at this optical illusion painting several times now, and I still can’t quite figure it out. Is it a fantastic Photoshop job? Is the painting just that realistic? Maybe there’s a hole in the painting where the artist’s real arm goes through and her painted arm takes over. I’m still not sure!
If you have any more information on this optical illusion painting or a theory on how it was done, I’d love to hear it! Drop us a comment below. And, before you go, don’t forget to rate this optical illusion painting with the stars below.
would be interesting to Stage this…
An Eisal and picture frame standing behind 2 people..
Or an Area, that has the LOOKS of a picture frame..
‘Easal’
The whole picture could be a painting. There are areas that look very real, such as the painters hair, but there are a lot of the picture where the perspective is just a little off. Examples : Her left shoulder to elbow, the brush holder on the counter, the rag hanging down from the easel on the right, etc.
the artist/model might not have the right arm…
Is that Dante from the Devil May Cry series?
She painted his fingers on her hand to blend in