trompe-l'œil, french for "deceive the eye," is a very old - i'm talking ancient greek old, not hit clips old - artistic technique where 2d surfaces (like paper, canvas, walls)

trompe-l'œil, french for "deceive the eye," is a very old - i'm talking ancient greek old, not hit clips old - artistic technique where 2d surfaces (like paper, canvas, walls) are turned into 3d works of optical illusion. i've written about op art on here before, as well as one

i was listening to the strokes' "under the cover of darkness" which i think is my favorite song of theirs. i always enjoyed the angles cover art, but it never

i was listening to the strokes' "under the cover of darkness" which i think is my favorite song of theirs. i always enjoyed the angles cover art, but it never occurred to me to learn more about it until my edible looked it up last week and found this yahoo