What do drawings of food and improvised items look like

On the Internet, you can increasingly see the masterpieces of artists whose work is based on an effect called "pareidolia", when inanimate objects create quite understandable animated images. For example, figures and outlines of people and animals decorated with some intricate details.

Artist from Sao Paulo Victor Nunes complements ordinary household items and products with simple drawings, and the result is very creative illustrations.

Funny faces of people, animals, entertaining moments and "scenes" captured on paper make the viewer hold his gaze and note with surprise how rich the author's imagination and his ability to associative thinking are.

The artist's Facebook page has more than 40 thousand subscribers, and he has repeatedly admitted that the main thing for him is to convincingly convey the mood of a character or a scene created with the help of beer foam, hair clips, crumpled towels, pencil shavings and other improvised means.

The artist has a great sense of humor: here, for example, seeds scattered on a sheet of paper are immediately "overgrown" with additional details and turned into ironic compositions.

The artist's animated illustrations have already fallen in love with many Internet users, and the number of his fans on the web is rapidly increasing.

The "razor-blade" world of Victor Nunez

Victor Nunez's works are a kind of continuation of the minimalist trend in contemporary art, of which Javier Perez became a real professional a little earlier.

The original and at the same time very simple and light cartoons of Peres are very popular with modern audiences.

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Of course, from the point of view of serious art connoisseurs, these "masterpieces" created in a few minutes are perceived more like children's drawings, but in any case, such a manifestation of the author's talent rightfully deserves attention.

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