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Truck… Art

These are a bunch of 7 pictures of semi-truck trailers that are decorated to look like the sides are missing and the products they are hauling are painted on the sides and back.
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There are 7 pictures in all. The first one is of a bottle of probably beer (foreign language) and looks so real, like it is coming out the side of the trailer.


The second is of canvas tote bag.



The third is of Pepsi cases and they are all stacked on the ceiling, and the bottom of the trailer is empty.



The fourth is of another truck with the windshield facing the back and there has been a driver painted in the drivers seat looking back over his shoulder to appear like he is driving backwards.



The fifth one is of an aquarium with fish swimming in it.




The sixth one is of a bookshelf with books lined up in it and a post it note with an advertisement on it probably for the company that sells the books. (Again foreign language)




The last one is for Pringles Hot & Spicy. The inside of the trailer has the appearance of having been through a fire.

Thanks to Alan Weisner for providing these…

Amazing sidewalk drawings by Julian Beever

More chalk drawings from Julian Beever. Scroll down slowly and stop at each new frame. Incredible!!!!!
Julian Beever is an English artist who’s famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, USA, Australia and Belgium. Beever gives to his drawings an amazing 3D illusion.

Click on the images below to see larger versions - they’re amazing!!!

People are actually avoiding walking in the “hole”

Which guy is real and which beer is real?

Julian Beever sidewalk drawing

This one is taken from the wrong angle…

Remember that in the image below, both his feet are actually flat on the pavement

Politicians meeting their end…

World’s biggest fly spray

This drawing of a rescue is to be viewed using an inverting mirror

Girl on a beach mat

Make Poverty History drawing from the side (40 feet long)

Spiderman to the rescue

Batman and Robin to the rescue

Pilots Hone Their Skills For Upcoming Airshow Season

Photography by Frans Dely/Aviationdimension.com

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Early morning anglers are treated to the spectacle of four T6 Harvard
Aircraft from The Flying Lions Aerobatic Team waterskiing across the
Klipdrift Dam near Johannesburg South Africa.

Lead by Scully Levin, with wingmen Arnie Meneghelli, Stewart Lithgow and
Ellis Levin, this renowned airshow display team rehearse a sequence
for the newly launched “Aviation Action” television program on
Supersport. Arnie Meneghelli from Academy Brushware, owner of the aircraft, had this
to say, “What we did today I believe is a world first. It illustrates that
South African airshow pilots are amongst the best in the world”.

This unusual act, approved by the South African Civil Aviation Authority
(CAA), and supported by Castrol Aviation, was meticulously planned and
took place under the watchfull eye of divers and paramedics that were on
site.

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