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How do you make a tree float in the air? Graphic designer Daniel Siering and art director Mario Shu create magic using artistic inspiration.
The technique is called "trompe l'oeil" (French for "deceive the eye").
Realistic imagery is used to create the illusion that painted objects exist in three dimensions.
Here, Daniel and Mario spray-painted the scenery on tin foil wrapped around the tree. The "floating tree" can be seen in Potsdam, Germany.
Here, Daniel and Mario spray-painted the scenery on tin foil wrapped around the tree. The "floating tree" can be seen in Potsdam, Germany.
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