Portuguese artist Sergio Odeith started creating graffiti back in the 90’s and became popular in 2005 for his anamorphic art series. He has since been asked to design pieces across the pond in the U.S cities of Baton Rouge, L.A, Charleston and Lexington and has even received business contracts with major corporations like Coca-Cola, Samsung, and Shell.

Mav Vasquez from Fort Collins, Colorado is a gamer at heart and he decided to translate his love for Super Mario 3 as cool 3D artwork.

Leon Keer is a Dutch street painter who drew these massive gummy bears for the Malta Art Festival. From an aerial perspective they seem rather frightening but at street level they are not imposing at all.

The At the Art In Island museum in Manila, Philippines is an interactive experience where visitors take part in the art around them. It looks like a lot of fun.

From far away this art piece looks like a painting but when you go closer you see that it is actually a 3D artwork that uses an optical illusion trick called reverspectives.

Brain Mash art and design studio in Russia hosts this great 3D Exhibition from various artists. The work is pretty awesome.

Hydrographics, also known as immersion printing or water transfer printing, is a method of applying printed designs to three-dimensional objects. Read more here.
 

These amazing artworks are by Chinese street artist, DALeast.

This Tokyo-based dance troupe called Enra performed this show to celebrate the fact that Tokyo will hold the Olympic Games in 2020.
 

Nothing puts on a show like a stampede of Monster Trucks tearing up the terrain! Bash your opponents into submission as you race towards the finishing line, flattening cars, flying over insane ramps, and navigating rough tracks! It's every man for himself, so watch your back if you want any chance of coming out on top!

Artist, Alessandro Diddi, uses pencil to render this amazing 3D images