Combining painting and photography, this artist's known as the "Chameleon Man" in China because, well, he's barely visible in the amazing pictures of himself he takes.
This is Liu Bolin.
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Not that guy. This guy.
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Maybe you caught his TED talk. Wait, what?
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Here's how he does it. His team studies a background — a magazine rack today — and paints his clothes to match.
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Clothes done, and he's almost gone already.
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The last thing that gets painted is him.
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And then he's lit and the finished photo gets snapped.
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Here are some more of his creations. Have fun finding him.
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In your shoe closet.
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In your library.
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If Liu invites you to a nice restaurant...
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Or for a drink...
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Maybe to Greece on a vacation...
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Okay, this is nuts. Hiding in front of living, moving people? Red's a lucky color in China. He needed it here.
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So peaceful. For us. Not him.
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Dunno what this means in China. In the U.S, it's Victory, In England, um...
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1/3 concrete, 1/3 grass, 1/3 metal.
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He's got good reason to be tired, sez me.
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Meet the Liu family.
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A Liu-inated group? Ghostly.
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Liu Bolin's been creating these fantastic photos for years, and there are tons of amazing shots. You can find lots more at his studio's web site.
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