Amazing 3D Pencil Drawings Pop Out of the Page

While studying architectural design, Syrian artist Muhammad Ejleh uses his personal time to produce mind-boggling illustrations that creatively break the boundaries of a two-dimensional plane. His incredibly deceiving 3D drawings are so effectively produced that it's hard to believe there isn't some photo manipulation involved. Using a few basic materials (like a sketchpad and pencils), Ejleh is able to blow the viewer's mind with his skillfully crafted sketches.

The 20-year-old student, who clearly has a gift for drawing three-dimensional anamorphic illusions, manages to create little worlds with characters and architecture seemingly popping out of the page. He masterfully constructs a visual sense of depth and texture within each image, which can take up to 8 hours to complete. Ejleh even playfully mixes realistic renderings with flat illustrations (like his zebra drawing) to further fool the mind into thinking a sketch is coming to life. The talented young artist refers to his growing collection of work as The 2D isn't Enough Project.

For more 3D pencil drawings, you can also check out the work of Nagai Hideyuki and Fredo.

Muhammad Ejleh on deviantART

I would say it is a pleasure to showcase Paul Bica's architecture photographs today. He has an astonishing and exceptional talent, based on Toronto, Canada. His choice of subject and all of his pictures has a dedicated post processing execution.

He has a talent to make ordinary subjects into extraordinary masterpieces, transforming a simple urban scene into a fairytale world with his very artistic and 'magical' touch. Not only that, his work has superb quality and professional caliber. I'm totally impressed by Paul's talent and his photostream is one of my favourites in Flickr. Cheer up, Paul for sharing your beautiful work and for being such a special.

Paul's photostream is an invitation to a long journey of pleasure and delightfulness! Just have a look more pictures of Paul Flickr/texxus.

Astonishing Architecture Pictures By Paul Bica

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Photography Tips From Paul Bica

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• Learn the rules so you'll know how to break them.
• Be unique: Do the opposite of what is taught in classes (experiment)
• Shoot into the sun, or include light sources behind the subject.
• Shoot at night / paint with light (the sun as a source is too common)
• Use long exposure - compress time, capture movement.
• Break the rule of 3rds, but keep composition interesting.
• Find the hardest spots - not many others will.
• Seize the moment.

Kuwait International Airport

This remarkable design is made by Foster + Partners, an architectural firm which is based in London. This firm now released the design for the new Kuwait International Airport. This airport will be able to handle 13 million people at a time which can be expanded up to 50 million people when needed. 

[via My Modern Met]
[Source Dezeen]

Missoni Hotel - Kuwait

Beautiful yet an amazing & luxury hotel located in Kuwait named Missoni Hotel. It is unique of among all of the hotels because it has a bold and fashionable design structure. This 18 floor hotel is has pool, spa, restaurants, meetings and events room, 4 types of suites and Choco Café. All of the them are very creative. You can check more details and book hotel from their website. 

Missoni Hotel