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Mix Dessin & Photo - Ben Heine

Published 7 June 2011 by Nicolas Ben Heine is a Belgian Illustrator and Photographer who will turned 28 soon. He is internationally known for his very creative works and notably the serie called “Pencil Vs Camera”. The artist makes an illustration and superimpose it on top of reality. Then he takes a photo that gives the impress that the drawing is a part of the photo. The concept and the execution are perfect. 209 people appreciate this post. Share this article You like this article?

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