Face Reality As It Is: Anamorphic Typography by Thomas QuinnJuly 23, 2012
When viewed head on, what at first looks like typography on top of a simple photograph reveals itself to be well-executed anamorphic typography by Chicago designer Thomas Quinn. The illusion is created using a standard light projector that projects the intended design on an uneven surface which is then carefully painted. From every other angle the work looks skewed and almost illegible, but when you stand at just the right spot everything seems to pop into place. You can see many variations of anamorphism right here on Colossal, and don't forget the absolute master of the art form, Felice Varini. (via this isn't happiness)
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