Chinese street artist draws crowds for his hyperreal pavement art
- 5 years ago
A Chinese street artist only using chalk was able to create some visual masterpieces on a pavement in southern China.
The impressive video, filmed in Guangzhou City in Guangdong Province on November 30, shows a man named Mr. Liu drawing tigers with chalk on a pavement, and the three vivid tigers attracting lots of passersby to take photos.
We can also see the inspiring sentences in both Chinese and English having been written under each tiger image, like “No pain no gain”.
The 51-year-old Mr. Liu has practised drawing tigers for five years, according to reports.
The impressive video, filmed in Guangzhou City in Guangdong Province on November 30, shows a man named Mr. Liu drawing tigers with chalk on a pavement, and the three vivid tigers attracting lots of passersby to take photos.
We can also see the inspiring sentences in both Chinese and English having been written under each tiger image, like “No pain no gain”.
The 51-year-old Mr. Liu has practised drawing tigers for five years, according to reports.