Trick Art in Sapporo Station

Yesterday I went to another trick art exhibition.  This one had computer printouts instead of paintings, which made the 3D effect better than at the previous exhibition. It was smaller (fewer things to look at) and the art was more difficult to take good photos with. It was a lot of fun.

I tried to come up with funny poses for the interactive paintings and today I have sore muscles in all kinds of places. Trick art is both fun and great exercise. Highly recommended. There were a few exhibits that were only funny if there was more than one of you. I had a friend with me, but she was very much against being put on this blog, so those photos are not here. They were pretty good, though, haha.

I made a short movie clip showing some of the photos and some paintings that were hard to take good photos of but that look great in movies.

This "zero gravity" painting was very difficult to get to look good.

The ninja exhibit looked like it would have lots of possibilities, but it was more difficult than I first thought.

Hand stand on ninja's head

Another hand stand

Small fairy Jonas

Almost bitten by a werewolf

Bitten by a werewolf

The dragon exhibit seemed promising, but it was super difficult to get good photos there.

Pushed off the stairs by a dragon holding a sword in its mouth

Magic carpet ride

Falling off the magic carpet

Tetteree!

Waste not, want not

Why would you do this to me?

Chased by a dog

Balancing on a circus dog

Relaxed jet coaster rid

Dangerous jet coaster ride

Attacked by the mud monster

Helping to stop a dragon

Annoying the guy stopping a dragon

Surfing on a turtle

Smelling flowers held by an elephant

Bending the mouth of a hippo open

Painter Jonas