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Super Mario World Display made by glitchartwork

“I’ve got crazy ideas in my head when it comes to how I would like to see the world,” says Anshuman Ghosh (@moography), an Indian business developer based in South Africa. He was initially drawn to street photography, but Anshuman wasn’t able to create the world he imagined in his mind — one that was less serious and more quirky. “I wanted to create something that was a fusion between what was real and what was not,” he says. “I came up with this technique I call phone framing.” Anshuman sketches a drawing on paper, cuts it out and aligns everything together to create a seamless visual illusion. “Placing the phone in the picture gives me the freedom to trick my audience into believing the phone is more than something that it is.”

Japanese Graphic: Akihabara, Tokyo. Masaki Watanabe. 2015

If you’ve ever dreamed of wandering around Tokyo’s Harajuku neighborhood at 3am in the morning during a snow storm, these pics are for you! More on Flickr

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