Yahav Draizin is a talented creator and advertising agency owner who brings the digital world into the real one with just a smartphone (or two) and an eye for perspective.
Using his phone he matches up popular images that you’ll recognise with real-world objects. With a dash of perspective, he creates the illusion that the two worlds are colliding in some really interesting ways.
We’ve collected some of his brilliant images for your enjoyment. We’d also highly recommend checking outhis Instagramaccount for more in future.
Abbey Road
Who needs Photoshop? With a little perspective, you can just make the famous Beatle’s Abbey Road image come to life.
Potter mishap
Harry Potter has had a bit of a mishap and crashed his broom into the ground. Oof. That’s going to hurt.
Life is like a box of chocolates
Forest Gump is now conjured up as if by magic sitting on a bench contemplating life. The small child sitting nearby is clearly hoping for a sneaky snack.
Insane stallion
With this one, enjoy the idea of a car company using a cheerful zebra as its brand logo rather than a stallion. Sure it might not have the horsepower but it could make up for it with zebra gallops.
A window to the world
Here Yahav Draizin has made the classic Microsoft Windows wallpaper come to life. We have to admit to being surprised as it’s not the same area but yet is thoroughly convincing.
Kong strikes again
Imagine the scene if King Kong was loose on the Empire State building and you were there to snap a photo. It’d be even more interesting it no one else had noticed and the surroundings were this calm.
Groovy baby!
Austin Powers might have driven a Jag, but that doesn’t stop this image from being both convincing and amusing.
American Gothic with the Simpsons
One of the most famous oil paintings of the American modern age, American Gothic, now features America’s most well-known cartoon couple.
We’ve seen this painting used in amusing ways before but this one is just as good.
Unimpressed panda
This panda is not best impressed with the kids dabbing, but we’re certainly impressed with the resulting photo.
Big Ben in Tel Aviv
With this photo, we get to see the illusion that Big Ben has been replicated in Tel Aviv. From this perspective, it’s a perfect fit too.
