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I am a self-taught, 31-year-old artist from Serbia. Actively engaged in drawing for less than 4 years.
I'm presenting you my latest 3D drawings from last two years. I spent lot of my time to create this collection and I hope you will like it. All this is created just with pencils and markers.
If you're interested, make sure to check two of my other posts here and here. Enjoy!
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#1
Final score:
105points
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#2
Final score:
90points
MACKENZIE FERGUSON 5 years ago
at first they look real but if you look closely to the laces they have shading.
rajesh kuchana 7 years ago
Hi ,I'm interested in learning 3d drawing,please help me to learn ,can u please provide learning videos and what are the pencils and markers i need to purchase.
Squiddosnazz 7 years ago
There are some really good tutorials on youtube and the internet :) It's a simple(ish) trick when you get the hang of it and you can do it with any materials. Try looking up anamorphic illusions
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Cindy Andrews 7 years ago
No it isn't.... it is drawn in such a way that if you move it just a little you can see it is an optical illusion.
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#4
Final score:
70points
#5
Final score:
68points
#6
Final score:
66points
#7
Final score:
63points
kkathleen517 7 years ago
You can actually see where he drew in the reflection of what looks like trees and the road or a parking lot. That is freaking amazing
#9
Final score:
60points
#10
Final score:
58points
daLenaBear 7 years ago
I've been trying so hard to "see" the flat piece of paper.... I can't lol
#11
Final score:
43points
Aunt Messy 7 years ago
Good old Prismacolour Premier. The best pencils in the biz. I LOVE those things, and they're worth every penny.
#12
Final score:
39points
#13
Final score:
38points
#14
Final score:
37points
Emily Fraser 7 years ago
This is it! How............The..........heck.........did............someone draw these! How👏 The 👏 Heck👏? (Read it with sass)
#17
Final score:
29points
Emily Fraser 7 years ago
Oh c'mon that's cheating! Writing your name on paper and putting a PS4 controller on it!
#18
Final score:
28points
Arend Kant 7 years ago
What was that going to be, before you decided it didn´t turn out how you wanted?
#20
Final score:
26points
#21
Final score:
25points
#24
Final score:
23points
#25
Final score:
22points
#28
Final score:
19points
#37
Final score:
16points
#38
Final score:
16points
Tabitha Taveira 7 years ago
Your work is incredible. As an artist, I just want to thank you for sharing. You're AMAZING.
#39
Final score:
16points
Bo de Best 7 years ago
If this was a real guy, I would want one for in my pocket to protect me :))
#42
Final score:
11points
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What do you think ?
Nancy E 7 years ago
Nikola, It's hard to believe that a self taught artist could do such amazing 3 D work within a 4 year period. You have definitely found your niche !
Nikola Čuljić (Post author) 7 years ago
Check out my old post and you can see my first round of drawings. 😊 And Thank you!
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Sheralyn 7 years ago
Can someone explain how he does it? I'm a little confused because the drawings don't seem to have been drawn on just one piece of paper. I think that's why there have been some comments above saying they can't be real- we're all confused.
Kathi 7 years ago
Wow, your drawings are amazing! I like the smurf and the car with all the detailed reflections from a tree. How long do you need for one of it ?
Nikola Čuljić (Post author) 7 years ago
From few hours to few days, depends from details :)
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Aunt Messy 7 years ago
This is a brilliant demonstration of dimensional vision. The artist can correct me, but for these pieces to be seen in three dimensions, they have to be seen at an angle. If you look at the page straight on with many of these, they're going to look skewed. .... I can't do that. I see in three dimensions. I could look at the art and build the piece (I work in clay), but I could not draw it in two dimensions. This is marvellous work. Congratulations.
Lyndsey Konya 7 years ago
Very very talented and these are mind blowing, they look completely real! Amazing work <3
Freya the Wanderer 7 years ago
These remind me of Kurt Wenner and other sidewalk artists who create mind-blowing illustrations that, when viewed from the right angle, look 3-D.
Nancy E 7 years ago
Nikola, It's hard to believe that a self taught artist could do such amazing 3 D work within a 4 year period. You have definitely found your niche !
Nikola Čuljić (Post author) 7 years ago
Check out my old post and you can see my first round of drawings. 😊 And Thank you!
Load More Replies... Sheralyn 7 years ago
Can someone explain how he does it? I'm a little confused because the drawings don't seem to have been drawn on just one piece of paper. I think that's why there have been some comments above saying they can't be real- we're all confused.
Kathi 7 years ago
Wow, your drawings are amazing! I like the smurf and the car with all the detailed reflections from a tree. How long do you need for one of it ?
Nikola Čuljić (Post author) 7 years ago
From few hours to few days, depends from details :)
Load More Replies... Aunt Messy 7 years ago
This is a brilliant demonstration of dimensional vision. The artist can correct me, but for these pieces to be seen in three dimensions, they have to be seen at an angle. If you look at the page straight on with many of these, they're going to look skewed. .... I can't do that. I see in three dimensions. I could look at the art and build the piece (I work in clay), but I could not draw it in two dimensions. This is marvellous work. Congratulations.
Lyndsey Konya 7 years ago
Very very talented and these are mind blowing, they look completely real! Amazing work <3
Freya the Wanderer 7 years ago
These remind me of Kurt Wenner and other sidewalk artists who create mind-blowing illustrations that, when viewed from the right angle, look 3-D.
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