Lui Bolin is a Chinese artist who uses paint to camouflage his body and make him blend into his surroundings. He is so skilled at this craft that it is almost impossible to spot him in the paintings.
We think we have camouflage nailed but these animals take it to the next level.
Mother Nature has given these animals the gift to be “invisible” at the right moment.
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Masters of disguise. Part 2 (18 pics)
Masters of Disguise. Part 3 (14 pics)
Owls use natural camouflage to stay hidden from view.
Wildlife photographer Alex Hyde uses his years of scientific training in biology photograph camouflaged creatures. He is trying to provide insight to people about the problems animals have that have to depend on camouflage to survive.
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Masters of disguise. Part 2 (18 pics)
On the streets of New York, artist Kenny Scharf took a paintbrush and painted over the body and face of famous Chinese artist Liu Bolin in order to match his mural. Bolin is known for doing this type of transparent or camouflage art. Once they completed the transformation it was hard to see a human standing in front of the mural.
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There is a frog in this picture, but you probably won’t find it. This camouflage is impressive!
These photos show a day in the life of a sniper. They certainly don’t have it easy. Some of them are so well camouflaged it is difficult to tell that they are even there. It is also clearly obvious that they are serious, dead serious.
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