Nature themed 3D pavement paintings displayed in Chongqing
Release time：2024-06-03 17:25:43 Source：Earthly Essence news portal
Naked eye 3D pavement paintings featured with nature and ecoloy attract tourists in Chongqing, May 12, 2021.(Photo/China News Service)
A naked eye 3D pavement painting featured with nature and ecoloy attracts tourists in Chongqing, May 12, 2021.(Photo/China News Service)
The paintings cover elements such as the sky, cliffs, waterfalls, forest and animals giving toursits a three-dimensional optical illusion from a certain perspective.
A woman takes a selfie featured with a naked eye 3D pavement painting featuring nature and ecoloy in Chongqing, May 12, 2021.(Photo/China News Service)
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