Optical Illusions Etc...: Anamorphic Art of Kelly M. Houle

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Anamorphic Art of Kelly M. Houle

Kelly M. Houle creates some amazing art. Below is a portrait of Walt Disney. It is easy to see the Disney characters in this art but where is the portrait? To see this you must use a cylindrical mirror.

The image is laid down flat and the mirror is positioned. The below photograph clearly shows the portrait of Walt Disney seen in the mirror. This a very interesting technique you can read "How Cylindrical Mirror Anamorphosis Works" on this page.

Go to her site and check out the array of art that she has created.

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