3D Art Painting Design

3D painting is a work of art that the process of making is done by varying the colors, with the depth of color "pigment" in the solvent (or medium) and the gluing gene (glue) for water diluent, the gene of the form of linen oil for oil paint with terpenthin diluent, (Buffer) such as paper, canvas, or wall.

This is done by a painter with a depth of color and taste of the painter, this definition is used especially if he is the creator of a painting.
Humans have been painting for 6 times longer than the use of writing. For example the paintings are in the caves where prehistoric humans lived.

Better known there is another street painting 3D Art, known as 2D drawing artwork drawn on the road and when viewed from a particular perspective produces a 3-dimensional optical illusion. This is amazing and looks very real when viewed at the right angle.

Street Painting, also known as sidewalk art, street art, and sidewalk art, is the art of rendering artistic design performance on the sidewalks like roads, sidewalks, and box towns with permanent and semi-permanent materials such as chalk.


Origin

The origins of modern street paintings can be traced to England. The sidewalk artists are found all over the UK and in 1890 it was estimated that over 500 artists who make full-time lives from the sidewalk art in London alone.

The English term for pavement artist is "screever". This term is derived from the style of writing, often copper, which is usually accompanied by works of sidewalk artists since the 1700s. The term screever is most commonly cited as Shakespeare slang originating from about 1500.
Screevers' works are often accompanied by poetry and proverbs, morality lessons, and political commentary on the day's events. They are described as "producing a topical, pictorial newspaper of current events."

They appealed to the two working people, who (as a whole) could not read or write, but understood visual images, and for the educated members of the middle class who appreciated the moral lessons and comments. It's important for the screever to draw the attention of 'good to do' and in turn draw money donated to their efforts.
The street painter, (also called limestone artist) the name of the most often called performance artist in the United States is called I Madonnari in Italy (singular form: madonnaro or madonnara) because they were created images of Madonna. In Germany Strassenmaler (street: Strassen, painter: Maler).
The Italian Madonnari has been traced to the sixteenth century.

They are traveling artists, many of whom have been taken to the cities to work on the great cathedrals. When the work is done, they must find other ways to earn a living, so often create paintings from the church to the sidewalk. Recognizing the festivals and holy days held in each province and city, they travel to join in celebrations to earn a living from observers who will toss a coin if they approve of the artist's work.