How to do 3D Anamorphic Artwork and Sidewalk, Street, and Driveway Art

Step 7 My 3D Paper Examples

Here a few I did..

NO photoshop involved!

I am sure this technique could be applied to the Sidewalk method.

You would just make sure you have a good 3D picture to start with.

Note, the 3D shadow is wrong, with the knife.
Two lights, maybe?

Hope you all Enjoy!!!

Proceed to Step 8, to see my chalk drawing!

Comments

[sir instructable]

  hey, will you add a printable version of the can please? i want to print it, cut it out and put it on my counter. 

[Greasetattoo]

Here ya go...
Good luck with it.
Remember, it only works when taking a picture.
It will NOT work, by just looking at it.
Have fun..

[sir instructable]

 Thanks for the pic. bye.

[sergio.delriodiaz]

I love Corel X3, it looks better if you leave the original image in the back. First the vectors, and then the image.! Great Instructable!!!

[DougInAla]

Hey Grease, This is very helpful. Thanks. When you apply perspective to the grid, how much is applied? Am I correct that it is a function of the distance from the object and the viewing height above the ground?

[Greasetattoo]

Yep, Your right. It would be your point of view. You could just trace my grid too!

[DougInAla]

When you set up your grid did you consider all those distances and stuff or just use your judgement as to what would look right?

[inkjacket]

HOTNESS! YOUR instructable would've been exactly what I was looking for! Ha, aw is the b-ball an homage to ink? Much respect man- i'll def be using some greasetattoo action on my next piece;)

[Greasetattoo]

Thanks Inkjacket, for the kind comments.
I added some more examples.
Also, added the grid for the basketball.

Nice name, by the way..
http://www.tattoosfromgrease.com