Nikola Čuljić is a self-taught graphic designer, painter and illustrator from Serbia. He started off by drawing portraits three years back, but soon realised that wasn’t his forte. He decided to draw something different, something ‘real’.
Using colored pencils, markers, and pastel 3D, Nikola started creating illustrations that look like 3D objects from a certain angle. This technique of using realistic imagery to create an optical illusion of three-dimensional depth is known as trompe l’oeil (French for “trick of the eye”). Check out Nikola’s work below.
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See how it looks from the other side
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Watch this video to see how they all look from the other side:
Share this post with an art lover and voice your views in the comments below. All images and videos © Nikola Čuljić. To buy prints of these artworks, contact Nikola at [email protected]
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