Here are some resources for exploring 3D street Art ·        Erik Johannson’s Mind your Step Illusion video  http://alltelleringet.com/behind-the-scene-clip/ ·        A picture that has a great stone cut away http://www.streetartutopia.com/?attachment_id=5181 ·        (You have to look at Mugso Graffiti while you are there!!!!  http://www.streetartutopia.com/?p=7433) ·        How to do it http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-do-3D-Anamorphic-Artwork-and-Side... ·        Guardian article with video and examples http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2012/feb/01/3d-street-art  “How does it work? It relies on exactly the same calculations that fascinated Uccello and his contemporaries in Renaissance Florence. If you decide on the viewing point of a picture – the place where the observer stands or sits – you can then plot how everything in that person's view will recede and elongate as it gets further away. The simple fact that further objects seem smaller can be used to create an illusory world if you plan the relative proportions of everything in your picture on a grid like the one Keer drew on to the street.” (Jones, 2012) ·        Do your own searches of 3D Street Art and follow links to get to what you are thinking