This artist changes your perspective of the world with amazing sketches

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(Pocket-lint) – Pietro Cataudella is an incredibly talented artist with not only the ability to create impressive sketches but also an eye to change our perspective of the world.

It takes photos of real world locations and mixes up awesome sketches in a way that will leave you speechless, your lips curving into a smile, or just scratching your head wondering how he’s doing.

The works of art appear on his website, his Instagram and Facebook accounts as well. So if you like what you see in this gallery, be sure to follow it for more in the future. We’ve rounded up some of our favorites for you to enjoy.

This amazing artist changes your perspective of the world with amazing sketches

Pietro Cataudella is an incredibly talented artist with not only the ability to create impressive sketches but also an eye to change our perspective on the world.

It takes photos of real world locations and mixes up awesome sketches in a way that will leave you speechless, your lips curving into a smile, or just scratching your head wondering how he’s doing.

The works of art appear on his website, his Instagram and Facebook accounts as well. So if you like what you see in this gallery, be sure to follow it for more in the future. We’ve rounded up some of our favorites for you to enjoy.

Basilica of S. Maria della Salute

Another masterful 3D style sketch, this time from Italy.

Here, Pietro Cataudella has created a truly interesting vision with an intricate and detailed sketch of the famous monument. As beautiful as it is impressive.

Forest fires against Bambi

Forest fires are obviously a real threat to the planet. This image strikes this house in an unusual way.

It was created to highlight the terrible fires in the Amazon and shows the danger to wildlife as well as the environment.

Dog walkers

We often have this feeling when we walk our own dogs too. Tied in the head or wrapped in the head of other people.

We are in awe of Pietro Cataudella’s ability to spot real-world situations and places to work his magic. Careful positioning and a new perspective are created, this one showing cartoon characters in our real world.

A dragon on the city walls

This image is taken near the ancient walls of Pisa, Italy and inspired by the final season of Game of Thrones.

A hand-drawn dragon attacks the walls and undoubtedly causes an unwelcome fright to the occupants of the city. Another classic and awesome drawn sketch.

Jaguar Unleashed

This one was actually part of a paid partnership with Jaguar, but shows another brilliant use of the artist’s talent.

The car seems to leap out of the notebook and smash the pages, splashing the puddles of water. We love the fact that it appears to be both moving and still.

A bridge to a cartoon world

Pietro Cataudella clearly has a vivid imagination. He certainly has a knack for conjuring up amazing visions, even in the simplest of environments.

This one seems to show a bridge crossing a different reality, with our world on one side and a cartoon universe on the other.

A church with roots

We love that Pietro Cataudella’s imagination seems to give buildings roots instead of foundations.

As if these ancient buildings had risen from the earth, nourished by the world but withered and worn out by time.

Building or boat?

Some of these sketches really make us use our imaginations. What if buildings could float and serve as a boat?

Imagine a floating hotel or an office building. What a view you would have from your window, although we imagine things could get a little choppy. Sure, you could live in a houseboat or take a trip on a cruise ship, but what if the skyscrapers had sails?

Building or bird nest?

This sketch is both impressive and terrifying. A touch of perspective and clever artistry and we’re up against huge birds that would likely be big enough to rule the world if they wanted to.

Black hole donut

We enjoyed the appearance of Homer when the first black hole image appeared and that the internet was inundated with memes . This sketched version is even more delicious.

The Leaning Chocolate Fountain of Pisa

How many snapshot tourist photos of the Leaning Tower of Pisa have you seen?

They are dull and definitely not as tasty as this one. Sketching skills and an eye for the delicious too.

Paper boat

We don’t know how much a paper boat would float, nor how happy you should be if you saw it coming to save you from a desert island.

But if you dispel your disbelief and simply enjoy the vision that Pietro Cataudella created, you are bound to be as impressed as we are.

Tower bridge

With such a foundation, London’s Tower Bridge is unlikely to collapse.

The impressive bridge was originally built in 1886 and is a great tribute to the historic monument.

Florence views

It is undeniable that Florence has impressive views.

A magnificent cityscape steeped in history. But just when you thought the views couldn’t be more impressive, the master of sketching arrives.

Eiffel Tower

With a little sketching magic, the Eiffel Tower suddenly looks both wonderful and wobbly.

From this position, it looks like it leans like the Leaning Tower of Pisa. We’re in awe of this artist’s ability to add a new touch of perspective with the stroke of a pen or pencil.

The Coliseum

Many of these sketches are incredibly detailed, intricate, and so cleverly done, it’s easy to overlook the quality of the workmanship while you’re busy admiring the results.

Like this sketch of the Colosseum, with perfectly positioned arches that line up beautifully with reality.

Rabbit out of a tower

You’ve heard of pulling the rabbit out of a hat, but what about pulling a giant rabbit out of a tower?

We like that this master of sketching has more than one idea for the same places. Definitely another unusual tourist photo of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Eat your greens

You have to eat your veg if you want to grow tall and strong. That’s what mom always said. Popeye would certainly be delighted with this amount of spinach.

The web slinger

Spiderman, Spiderman, does everything a spider man. Can he swing from a bridge? According to this artist, yes he can. Whoooooooa, this is the Spiderman.

Notre Dame of Paris

If you are visiting Paris then it is pretty much a requirement that you visit Notre Dame de Paris.

But not for the boring and mundane tourist clichés, Pietro Cataudella has designed something much more impressive. The result is a brilliant 3D sketch that we can all admire.

Written by Adrian Willings. Originally published on September 4, 2019.