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Face & Expression Practice - Line of Action

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2019 Arts First - Portraits in Perspective

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Perspective Artwork Is Mindblowing, exclusively on Dailyhunt.

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As the revealing video below shows, portraits can be shaped by the photographer's point of view rather than just by the subject being documented. Created by The Lab in conjunction with Canon Australia, the clip features six photographers, one portrait subject and an unexpected twist. The twist consisted of the (mis)information each photographer was given regarding the person being photographed.

The photographers entered the studio individually and were told a bit about the subject, whose name is Michael. The fictional back stories on Michael ranged from him being a self-made millionaire to a hero, ex-inmate, fisherman, psychic and a former alcoholic.

In reality, he is none of those things. Consquently, their finished portraits range wildly in style and context.

The video, called "The Decoy," runs about three-minutes and is a very eye-opening experience in that it makes us stop and rethink how portraits should be created.

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6 Photographers Capture Same Person But Results Vary Widely Because of a Twist (VIDEO)

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As the revealing video below shows, portraits can be shaped by the photographer's point of view rather than just by the subject being documented. Created by The Lab in conjunction with Canon Australia, the clip features six photographers, one portrait subject and an unexpected twist.

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Agnes Cecile - Endless Abnegation Speed Painting

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Agnes Cecile - Endless Abnegation Speed Painting

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Pinner - "Tara's Fav Art"

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Pavement drawings - Non-3D
Before developing his 3D, anamorphic style, Julian worked as a street busker, doing more conventional 2D portraits on busy shopping streets in London and Europe. In this way he learnt how best to use pastels before attempting the more innovative and ambitious 3D illusions that were to follow.

Here we see a selection of drawings from those days: renderings of old Masters and large pastel portraits of the great and the good.

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Pavement drawings - Non-3D Before developing his 3D, anamorphic style, Julian worked as a street busker, doing more conventional 2D portraits on busy shopping streets in London and Europe. In this way he learnt how best to use pastels before attempting the more innovative and ambitious 3D illusions that were to follow.

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Face & Expression Practice - Line of Action

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2019 Arts First - Portraits in Perspective

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2019 Arts First - Portraits in Perspective

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$ but worth it!

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Generic Portrait Packet with Tilts, Turns & Tips

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Generic Portrait Packet with Tilts, Turns & Tips