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These 3D Murals Painted By Sergio Odeith Might Make You Look Twice (30 New Pics)
Sergio Odeith is a Portuguese graffiti artist known for his highly realistic and three-dimensional murals. He has gained international recognition for his ability to create the illusion of objects appearing to pop out of the wall or street on which they are painted. Odeith's work often incorporates elements of surrealism and visual puns, and he has painted murals in locations all around the world!
In addition to his work as a graffiti artist, Odeith is also a painter and illustrator. His talent and unique style have made him a prominent figure in the world of street art and we are more than happy to showcase his newest creations with you!
For more of Odeith's art check out our previous articles here, here, here and here.
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I rate all of these on the majestic scale of "If I Was Drunk At 3 AM and Saw This, What Would I do?" This one is "scream and run home".
This one is so amazingly beautiful. I love the vibrant colors.
Guys-downvoting gets you banned. Unless it is offensive content, don't do that to people
I think this one of the first steps in designing the figures to make them look 3D.
Can whoever is going thru and downvoting all these please stop. It's really annoying to see all these really cool images getting downvoted for literally no reason
It's impressive how he's willing to sacrifice time and skill to make the least attractive areas and buildings marvelous.
And the fact it isn't protected from UGLY graffiti, the building crumbling, BOMBS (from the looks of some of those places) inclement weather. Although it IS more protected than SAND art on beaches which I REALLY could never understand. And also wonder how much the supplies cost!
Load More Replies...I would love to see these in real life. I just comprehend how he does them.
Can whoever is going thru and downvoting all these please stop. It's really annoying to see all these really cool images getting downvoted for literally no reason
It's impressive how he's willing to sacrifice time and skill to make the least attractive areas and buildings marvelous.
And the fact it isn't protected from UGLY graffiti, the building crumbling, BOMBS (from the looks of some of those places) inclement weather. Although it IS more protected than SAND art on beaches which I REALLY could never understand. And also wonder how much the supplies cost!
Load More Replies...I would love to see these in real life. I just comprehend how he does them.