Julian Beever is an English chalk artist. He drew a picture on the sidewalk with chalk. If viewed from the right position, it will have a 3D effect. These illusion pictures (Trompe-l'oeil) use optical illusion, projection, deformation and abnormal visual laws to deceive their eyes.

Trompe I'oeil's stereoscopic perspective effect makes the objects on the plane jump out and look lifelike. Unless you touch the plane with your hands, it is hard for people to believe that what they see is not a three-dimensional object. The feeling of waking up like a dream after discovering the truth is absolutely incomparable to other art forms.

Besides 3D art, Beaver also painted murals and copied some masterpieces. He is often employed to paint murals for action art and the company. Beaver is interested in advertising and marketing. He has worked in Britain, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the United States and Australia.

Since 2004, chain letters about his works of art have been circulated on the Internet. Many people speculate that his job is the result of editing pictures. These images are actually real.

Everyone has seen the football match. At present, the most popular billboards on the football field are three-dimensional billboards placed on both sides of the goal, which makes you wonder why the ball passed through that brand but didn't bounce back. In fact, a three-dimensional picture needs you to look from a specific direction to produce an effect. Julian Beever, a 3d street artist, is a master in this field. Let your eyes deceive yourself.

Street chalk painting is a traditional art form in Italy, which first appeared in the167th century and was gradually forgotten in the 20th century. Until 1973, a church invited street artists to create chalk paintings for the church, which revived the art. However, street chalk paintings were beautiful but short-lived and difficult to preserve. Works that have taken countless efforts to complete are often erased in just one day. Chalk painting is like life, and many beautiful things are short-lived, so we should cherish them. Therefore, artists will take photos as souvenirs after finishing their works.