Renowned American artist Kurt Wenner surprised commuters at London's Waterloo Station with a remarkably life-life street painting that displayed millions of pounds spilling out of a vault on the wall of the concourse. The work was so realistic that a bunch of kids even tried to open the vault door only to find that wasn’t exactly real. The drawing, commissioned by comparethemarket.com to represent the £16 million they claim their customers have saved this year so far, looks even more stunning when viewed through 3D glasses.
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The work took Wenner a full four days to create and to be very honest, looks a lot more cheerful than some other street artwork we’ve seen this year!
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Source: Daily Mail
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