Chalk Drawings of Julian Beever

	Introduction
01 - Batman 02 - Coke Bottle 03 - Digging 04 - Digging Bigger 05 - Diving Board 06 - Globe 07 - Globe Actual 08 - Hose 09 - Mirror Person 10 - Mosaic 11 - Pipe 12 - Sand Square 13 - Seal 14 - Fountain 15 - Garden 16 - Hole 17 - Laptop 18 - Lily 19 - Lily Fishing 20 - Pole 21 - Pond 22 - Rapids 23 - Rubber Boat 24 - Sailboat 25 - Snowman 26 - Spiderman 27 - Table 28 - Tunnel 29 - Waterfall 30 - Waterfall 2 31 - World Letters 32 - Beer 33 - Chalk Box 34 - Eiffel 35 - Fishing	Julian Beever is an English chalk artist who has been creating chalk drawings on pavement surfaces since the mid-1990s. He uses a projection technique called anamorphosis to create the illusion of three dimensions when viewed from the correct angle. It is often possible to position a person within the image as if they were interacting with the scene.   Beever first designs his work on paper. Once finalised, a camera is placed at a distance from the art on the pavement which he returns to in order to observe the image through the lens a number of times, as the camera's wide angled lens can create an optical illusion which distorts the actual size of objects, which aids in maintaining perspective.   Beever works internationally as a freelance artist and creates murals for companies.