Viral Video: Man makes a tree trunk invisible in his surroundings

• It would not be an exaggeration to suggest that art is a type of magic.
• Then there are artists who specialize in 3D drawings, photos, images, sketches, and so on.
• The first three-dimensional film was released and displayed in 1922.

It would not be an exaggeration to suggest that art is a type of magic. Art has the ability to attract the masses through its contagious appeal. Throughout the ages, people have experimented with many genres such as painting, sculpture, architecture, poetry, music, literature, and dance. Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Salvador Dal are among the most famous artists of all time. Not only painters, but artists from a variety of creative disciplines have left their imprint on history with their magnificent masterpieces.

William Shakespeare, WB Yeats, Emily Dickinson, Pablo Neruda, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Oscar Wilde, and John Keats are among the poets.

With the passing of time and the advent of technology, new creative forms such as photography, digital painting, and digital drawing have evolved.

Then there are artists who specialize in 3D drawings, photos, images, sketches, and so on. When we talk about 3D, it is an acronym for three-dimensional, which means something with width, height, and depth (length). 3D artists employ several strategies to produce depth awareness, such as stereoscopic vision, accommodation, parallax (which occurs when distinct elements in a frame move at different speeds, generating a 3D depth effect), scale familiarity, and aerial perspective.

To understand the 3D perspective, consider the numerous 3D films that have been released. The first three-dimensional film was released and displayed in 1922. “The Power of Love” was shown at the Ambassador Hotel Theater in Los Angeles. To recap, 3D refers to the three spatial dimensions of width, height, and depth, and the physical universe and everything viewed inside it are three-dimensional. 3D creations have always piqued our interest. The sensation of being a direct participant in the action on the screen when viewing a 3D movie in a cinema theatre.

Such is the craze that many individuals desire to learn this art form so that they, too, can create similar objects.

The viral video we’re sharing with you features a 3D artist who makes the trunk of a tree vanish or dissolve in its surroundings.

@NextSkillslevel tweeted the video with the caption, “No trees were harmed during the making of this video.”

Take a look at the video:

No trees were harmed during the making of this video. pic.twitter.com/s4I5CSuLRV

— Next Level Skills (@NextSkillslevel) February 27, 2023

The viral video has also attracted remarks. These are a few examples.

@Ashu 24 Ashvin Kumar Pandey “Awesome…”, I replied to @NextSkillslevel.

Sunil Chowta’s Twitter handle is @ChowtaSunil. In response to @NextSkillslevel, “Oh my, what did I see. An exceptional creative artist, excellent 👏👏👏💯”

Buddhist Hippie @HippieBuddhist “Cool art,” I replied to @NextSkillslevel.

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