Anamorphic Art
Anamorphosis is a distorted projection or perspective requiring the viewer to use special devices or occupy a specific vantage point to reconstitute the image.
Here is a good example by Felice Varini:
![Anamorphic Art](../images/2012/02/anamorphic-art.png)
Pavement Drawings
Pavement Drawings can be combined with anamorphic art. One great artist I've found is Julian Beever. Here is one example:
![Pavement Drawing by Julian Beever](../images/2012/02/pavement-drawing-snail.jpg)
Hand Painting
You might already know body painting. Guido Daniele does something very simmilar he calls "Hand Painting". Here is one example:
![Hand Painting by Guido Daniele](../images/2012/02/hand-art-guido-daniele.jpg)
Hair Sculptures
Willard Wigan is a sculptor from Birmingham, England, who makes microscopic art. His sculptures are typically placed in the eye of a needle or on the head of a pin. A single sculpture can be as small as 0.005 mm. Here is an example from his gallery:
![Harry Potter by Willard Wigan](../images/2012/02/Harry-Potter.jpg)
Sand Art
It is amazing what can be done with sand. Sudarsan Pattnaik created this sculpture:
![Sand Art: Global Warming by Sudarshan Pattnaik](../images/2012/02/sand-art-global-warming-sudarshan-pattnaik.jpg)
Origami
Robert J. Lang seems to invest a serious amount of time in Origami. His gallery of mammals is very impressive. Here is a moose:
![Origami moose by Robert J. Lang](../images/2012/02/lang-origami-moose.png)
Domino Day
This is not done by one artist, but it should be mentioned: