Leicestershire pavement artist Julian Beever will be drawing the find on Mill Street, Oakham. He said the 7m (22 ft) work would make it appear as if the fossil were lying in the ground.

It has been created by artist Julian Beever, who specialises in drawing what are known as anamorphic illusions. The aim is to bring visitors to Oakham, near to where the fossil was found.

Last June a young commercial artist staged Manhattan’s first sidewalk art show, where artists and buyers dickered face to face over sales (TIME, May 2, June 13). Last week Chicago’s artists ...

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and how it can better inform all of our art. So first, who is Julian King? Julian King is a first in a lot of regards because I’m kind of walking uncharted territory, being from the community ...

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