Have you ever thought about how we interpret spatial relationships in the world around us and also how we take our interpretations for granted. Well, artist Alexa Meade has decided to jolt us out of this state by creating a perceptual shift in a way that is completely innovative!

While most artists use acrylic paint to paint on canvas, more importantly, to paint portraits of people on canvas, artist Alexa Meade has decided to completely turn the concept around on its head! She uses acrylic paint to paint on people to make them look like art on canvas.

Of course, people are not the only things she paints on- she also uses other three dimensional objects- but just look at the pictures below to see for yourself the stunning effect she is able to create. And, while you are at it, don’t forget to notice the kind of reaction her art gets from onlookers!

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If the topic is body art, Craig Tracy is its undisputed master. Just take a picture at some of the pictures below and see for yourself. His work does not only involve meticulous attention to detail, but what really takes your breath away is his ingenious perception and creativity. How he can visualize and create these fantastic pieces of art, and that too on a human body, is really a work of sheer genius. No wonder, he has gained popularity around the world, is well acclaimed by critics and a darling of publishers.

Tracy, born in the notorious city of New Orleans, was born to hippie parents. The forces that influenced the art scene of New Orleans also clearly influenced him as can be seen by the numerous depiction of jazz in his art, which originated in New Orleans in the early part of the century.

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