El artista suizo Cyril Vouilloz también conocido como Rylsee tiene obra que te engaña visualmente, mira el efecto de distorsión y 3D que logró con tipografía, los casos son graciosos y es una buena idea para utilizarla para algún proyecto publicitario.

-MOONLIGHT CHAOS- My studio mate @andrea_wan saying “nein!” in front of the latest mural I painted at @urban_spree in Berlin. ——- As in my sketchbook letter trainings, I painted this wall free-hand. Building the wall composition spontaneously is an interesting process that teaches me a lot about planing ahead. ?? #FreeHandWithRylsee . ______________________________

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– UNPLANNED DOPPELGANGER – #FreeHandWithRylsee / 100%freehand✍ ——– Freehand drawing is one of my favorite exercise and it teaches me a lot about composition. It pushes me to foresee what I want to draw, and since one cannot erase, each line really counts. I’d be happy to see your free-handed drawings too, therefore I created the hashtag: #FreeHandWithRylsee Where we can now all show each other personal achievements and get great feed backs from our letter lover community. ✍#FreeHandWithRylsee ✍ . ____________________________________

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– INSPIRATION ROBBER – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog . It is a common knowledge that artists of all time have been inspired by each others work. It is also quite frequent that an artist would take elements from the artwork of a peer they admire and incorporate it in their own artwork. That’s totally cool! There’s nothing wrong in this, it’s normal, we all do it. ?? Nevertheless, with the Internet era, it seems that the line between: -inspired by- & -copied from- got a little bit blurred out. There is absolutely nothing wrong in taking elements from someone else’s work we like and reinterpret it in our own work. But to an extreme of “inspiration” the situation can become a bit confusing. Indeed, keep in mind that getting compliments, attention and recognition for sometime you haven’t creat is definitely not cool. I witnessed many cases throughout the years and it sometimes make me wonder. What’s the purpose of creating images nowadays? Is the main goal only getting likes and attention by any ways? It might sound “old school” but I innocently thought that people were driven by the will of creating something beautiful to genuinely share it with the world? I might be wrong though, What’s your opinion about it? . _____________________________________

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– V is for – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog ————————- Another artwork I did of my ongoing project #sketchbook2point0 where I play with the analog glitch to trick the viewer eyes. All of this projects as well as some exclusive Ones will be in my book published by #moleskine coming out spring 2017. Stay tuned! 🙂 ——– Flashback post for the project: @36daysoftype / #36days_v . _____________________________

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– T is for… – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog . This one is another artwork from my on-going series #sketchbook2point0 were I explore with optical illusions. I’ve always been fascinated by how our eyes can be tricked. . Flashback post for the project: #36daysoftype / #36days_t . __________________________________

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– F is for… – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog . This image was the first optical illusion I created for my on-going series called #sketchbook2point0. Sketchbook2point0 is a series of drawing where I try to trick the viewer’s eyes. In a world of technology, it’s sometimes hard to tell what’s real and what isn’t. All the artworks presented in the project #sketchbook2point0 are created 100% analogically. For more have a look at my hashtag: #sketchbook2point0 . Flashback post for the project: #36daysoftype #36days_f . __________________________________________

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– D is for… – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog . Going back thru my feed feels a bit like reading old pages of my diary. For instance, I remember vividly drawing this one at the airport after my plane got delayed of 3 hours. Instead of getting angry I took it easy by remembering what my mum often says: “-Don’t waist energy on things you can’t change”. This extra-unplanned time turned out to be a really productive one! . Flashback for the project: #36daysoftype #36days_d _______________________________

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– BINARY FLASHBACK – #sketchbook2point0 100% analog Ink, pencil, cut out paper. 3015 . Yesterday started the 2016 edition of this great project called @36daysoftype. It encourages type lover from all over the world to share their vision of a letter everyday with the community. Today I decided to do a repost of one my favorite artwork I did last year. It’s part of my in-going series called: #sketchbook2point0 Have a great day everyone! . _____________________________

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– BETTER TOGETHER – #Freehand experiments —- Recently I have been trying to use pencil shading on my drawings to give them more depth. Ok… this one is still a bit messy but I think it adds something to the composition isn’t it? I’ll be posting more of my pencil light&shadow studies in the upcoming weeks. ✏️ What do you guys think? . _____________________________

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