3D Joe and Max are masters at creating anamorphic 3D street art and for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Coca-Cola asked one half of the duo to create an art piece to support a huge giveaway. Joe Hill's creation for Coca-Cola took the shape of a soccer field that had been carved into, as if you were standing on top of a cliff and looking down at Rio de Janeiro from above. Because the art piece is anamorphic, the perspective is perfect when you stand in a certain place, otherwise it looks totally skewed.
For the big Coca-Cola soccer ball giveaway, a few players pretended to hop on the grassy parts of the 3D drawing, as if there was nothing at all unusual about the soccer field—this made for some pretty sweet event photos.
What's Driving This Trend
- Anamorphic 3D Street Art
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- Photography
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