I had to look twice, no,no, three times at this photo of another incredible Julian Beever work before I could comprehend exactly what was going on. Such is the artistry of this 3D magician: it really takes the visuals of street art to a whole new dimension. Literally.

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When I first encountered one of Quel Beast’s larger than life, technicolour paintings on the street, I was stopped in my tracks. The humor with which he portrays his subjects is genius and his illustrations so halucinatory, you expect them to move.

The guy’s not just a prankster, though he is certainly that, as I witnessed at the opening of one of his shows, Drop That A$$, for which he had Dirty South rap videos projected on a wall on repeat the entire evening. Quel Beast is acutely aware of the human form and his expressionistic characters reveal a man who is instinctively informed of colour and form. All that and he is refreshingly humble.

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