Having a good eye for detail, the artist can easily manipulate with makeup. And if you don’t believe that his works are done with his bare hands, you can check out his videos and see that there aren’t any lies.

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His journey started back in 2014 when he began using his hands as canvases. Later, as he got better and better, he transferred his artwork onto his other parts of the boy.

Hands made of rubber, chicken, ghosts, or flowers coming out of his head, these are just some of the looks Luce made using makeup and his skin.

He also has a TikTok account where he posts recreations. There, he has attracted over 1.8 million followers and has over 21 million likes. If you are interested to see his talent, check him out on social media.

@lucaluceofficial

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♬ Titanium (feat. Sia) – David Guetta

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♬ Ramenez la coupe à la maison – Vegedream

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♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys – Kevin MacLeod

The post Italian Makeup Artist Uses His Head to Make Optical Illusions appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Revamping the disorienting feeling of the circus’ funhouse mirror, the Vienna based Kogler deploys thick lines and a minimalist color palette to create exhilarating illusions. The eye-popping illusions challenge both the viewer’s sense of reality and spatial awareness. 

Kogler mainly uses the colors of black and white to create repetitive grids that snake throughout the spaces he chooses to transform, including stairwells, halls, galleries, and transit centers. In addition, he uses projectors to help turn the spaces into dreamlike landscapes. 

“The black-and-white grid provides a maximum contrast which has a very strong visual presence,” noted Kogler in a conversation with Kathrin Rhomberg. “The structure of the image is comprehensive and completely surrounds the beholder. In a sense, you are standing in the picture, and the work can be experienced physically.”

Early in his career, Kogler was a pioneer in the field of computer-generated artwork, an expertise that he continues to apply to his artwork. 

Check out his incredible illusions on his website http://www.kogler.net/ or on his Instagram below. 

The post Austrian Artist Turns Rooms Into Mind-Boggling Optical Illusions appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The talented artist has been a TV celebrity makeup artist for about 18 years. However, he only became an optical illusionist in 2014 and started using his hand as a canvas. Most of the time, the hands look as if they are missing. Others are completely covered in worms or other creepy insects.

Luce started using his face and head to create different structures. He uses expert contouring and shading skills to change the shape of his head. He also creates geometric shapes on his head. His Instagram account is filled with astonishing makeup designs. You can see some of them in the gallery below.

The post Artist Creates 3D Optical Illusions Using Makeup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Looking at the portraits closely allows you to study the human face as well as the small details that make humans who they are. Meyer also adds an extra feature that blends the background with the skin tone. This skews the viewer’s perception of the photo.

All subjects of Meyer’s paintings chose to be anonymous, and he takes others from a collection of printed and digital mass media. The images all appear glitchy when you look at them. However, even though the talented artist doesn’t know his subjects, he is able to show them in a familiar way.

See some of his work below.

The post Berlin Based Artist Creates Detailed Glitchy Portraits appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The artist started to create fully analog portraits along with an optical illusion twist. She had experimented with this type of art in Art school but never got a chance to practice it until recently. Presently, she has made it her main art form and has been tagged the queen of double eyes by the local artists.  

This skilled painter is well versed in realism and portraiture. She was inspired to take up her art full time when she had a heart attack. She duplicates the portraits to create a different view for her audience. It seems as though their heads are spinning, and this creates an emotional response that evokes a physical response.

Scroll below to see some of her work.

The post Artist Paints Dizzying Optical Illusion Portraits appeared first on PlayJunkie.

She is a visual artist, and she lives in LA, California. This artist has a mathematics degree so you can easily see where she gets inspiration for her works of art. Most of her artworks are rhythmic, highly detailed and symmetrical almost like an elegant equation.

Katy has so many published works in different galleries across the state. She is also mainly influenced by the relationship between perpendicular planes, 2D and their distortions into the 3D space as well as Topography. She can turn simple 2D lines into beautiful works of art.

She posts some of her work on Instagram. See some of her optical illusion art below:

The post Artist Uses Simple Lines to Create Optical Illusion appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The pictures you see below represent the artwork by Dain Yoon – and it’s all been done with just makeup, no Photoshop or other editing tools included. Yoon explained that her art reflects how she sees the world: “People live in illusions. People see everything in their own subjective way.”

Do you have a favorite?

The post Dain Yoon’s Mind-Bending Optical Illusions Are All Created With Makeup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Mimi discovered that she has a gift for creating optical illusions and never looked back. Her works are both impressive and mind-blowing. If you don’t trust us, check out some of her mind trickery below.

The post Teacher Quits Her Job To Create Optical Illusions with Make-Up and the Result is Incredible appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Having a good eye for detail, the artist can easily manipulate with makeup. And if you don’t believe that his works are done with his bare hands, you can check out his videos and see that there aren’t any lies.

@lucaluceofficial

##art ##lucaluce ##makeup ##tiktokart ##facepaint ##illusionmakeup ##creativemakeup ##artistoftiktok ##stairs

♬ habits – favsoundds

His journey started back in 2014 when he began using his hands as canvases. Later, as he got better and better, he transferred his artwork onto his other parts of the boy.

Hands made of rubber, chicken, ghosts, or flowers coming out of his head, these are just some of the looks Luce made using makeup and his skin.

He also has a TikTok account where he posts recreations. There, he has attracted over 1.8 million followers and has over 21 million likes. If you are interested to see his talent, check him out on social media.

@lucaluceofficial

##art ##lucaluce ##makeup ##tiktokart ##facepaint ##illusionmakeup ##creativemakeup ##artistoftiktok ##flowers

♬ you dont know me – multifandom

@lucaluceofficial

##art ##lucaluce ##tiktokart ##illusion ##makeup ##illusionmakeup ##creativemakeup ##trippy

♬ Titanium (feat. Sia) – David Guetta

@lucaluceofficial

##art ##lucaluce ##makeup ##illusion ##tiktokart ##illusionmakeup ##creativemakeup ##trippy

♬ Ramenez la coupe à la maison – Vegedream

@lucaluceofficial

##art ##lucaluce ##makeup ##illusionmakeup ##tiktokart ##artist ##creativemakeup

♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys – Kevin MacLeod

The post Italian Makeup Artist Uses His Head to Make Optical Illusions appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Revamping the disorienting feeling of the circus’ funhouse mirror, the Vienna based Kogler deploys thick lines and a minimalist color palette to create exhilarating illusions. The eye-popping illusions challenge both the viewer’s sense of reality and spatial awareness. 

Kogler mainly uses the colors of black and white to create repetitive grids that snake throughout the spaces he chooses to transform, including stairwells, halls, galleries, and transit centers. In addition, he uses projectors to help turn the spaces into dreamlike landscapes. 

“The black-and-white grid provides a maximum contrast which has a very strong visual presence,” noted Kogler in a conversation with Kathrin Rhomberg. “The structure of the image is comprehensive and completely surrounds the beholder. In a sense, you are standing in the picture, and the work can be experienced physically.”

Early in his career, Kogler was a pioneer in the field of computer-generated artwork, an expertise that he continues to apply to his artwork. 

Check out his incredible illusions on his website http://www.kogler.net/ or on his Instagram below. 

The post Austrian Artist Turns Rooms Into Mind-Boggling Optical Illusions appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The talented artist has been a TV celebrity makeup artist for about 18 years. However, he only became an optical illusionist in 2014 and started using his hand as a canvas. Most of the time, the hands look as if they are missing. Others are completely covered in worms or other creepy insects.

Luce started using his face and head to create different structures. He uses expert contouring and shading skills to change the shape of his head. He also creates geometric shapes on his head. His Instagram account is filled with astonishing makeup designs. You can see some of them in the gallery below.

The post Artist Creates 3D Optical Illusions Using Makeup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Looking at the portraits closely allows you to study the human face as well as the small details that make humans who they are. Meyer also adds an extra feature that blends the background with the skin tone. This skews the viewer’s perception of the photo.

All subjects of Meyer’s paintings chose to be anonymous, and he takes others from a collection of printed and digital mass media. The images all appear glitchy when you look at them. However, even though the talented artist doesn’t know his subjects, he is able to show them in a familiar way.

See some of his work below.

The post Berlin Based Artist Creates Detailed Glitchy Portraits appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The artist started to create fully analog portraits along with an optical illusion twist. She had experimented with this type of art in Art school but never got a chance to practice it until recently. Presently, she has made it her main art form and has been tagged the queen of double eyes by the local artists.  

This skilled painter is well versed in realism and portraiture. She was inspired to take up her art full time when she had a heart attack. She duplicates the portraits to create a different view for her audience. It seems as though their heads are spinning, and this creates an emotional response that evokes a physical response.

Scroll below to see some of her work.

The post Artist Paints Dizzying Optical Illusion Portraits appeared first on PlayJunkie.

She is a visual artist, and she lives in LA, California. This artist has a mathematics degree so you can easily see where she gets inspiration for her works of art. Most of her artworks are rhythmic, highly detailed and symmetrical almost like an elegant equation.

Katy has so many published works in different galleries across the state. She is also mainly influenced by the relationship between perpendicular planes, 2D and their distortions into the 3D space as well as Topography. She can turn simple 2D lines into beautiful works of art.

She posts some of her work on Instagram. See some of her optical illusion art below:

The post Artist Uses Simple Lines to Create Optical Illusion appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The pictures you see below represent the artwork by Dain Yoon – and it’s all been done with just makeup, no Photoshop or other editing tools included. Yoon explained that her art reflects how she sees the world: “People live in illusions. People see everything in their own subjective way.”

Do you have a favorite?

The post Dain Yoon’s Mind-Bending Optical Illusions Are All Created With Makeup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Mimi discovered that she has a gift for creating optical illusions and never looked back. Her works are both impressive and mind-blowing. If you don’t trust us, check out some of her mind trickery below.

The post Teacher Quits Her Job To Create Optical Illusions with Make-Up and the Result is Incredible appeared first on PlayJunkie.