
For the past four years, he's been creating illustrations that are filled with illusions, that have a surreal element to them and that often deal with negative space. (Negative space is the area of an image not occupied by shapes or forms and is often the part of the drawing that's neglected. Negative space drawings involve concentrating on drawing the background, leaving the object white or empty.
"I enjoy making illusion art because it has the ability to mislead us," Tang tells us. "We rely on sight in our lives and yet it is so fragile that we could easily be deceived by what we see."
Tang was kind enough to send us a sample of his finest work. Notice how you can get easily lost in his clever illustrations.















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