Dangerous Looking Chalk Drawings

Don't jump! Oh, he can't... Incredible chalk drawings that appear to change London's skyline By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:01 PM on 3rd February 2012 At first glance he appears to be inches from disaster. But this man apparently wobbling, arms outstretched, on the verge of a 300ft drop is actually  perfectly safe. He is an artist who has drawn this three-dimensional street scene on the flat roof of a building. Inches from death... or really? Pavement artist stands on the edge of his drawing of a New York scene - in London The astonishing optical illusion means he appears to be about to fall from a London rooftop, surrounded by a panorama which includes the City. But sharp-eyed observers will spot that the street scene below him includes a New York yellow taxi and a U.S. police SWAT team. Pavement artist Joe Hill was commissioned to draw the scene to celebrate the release of Hollywood film Man On A Ledge. In the film, a New York police psychologist has to attempt to talk down a former policeman who has threatened to jump to his death from a Manhattan hotel rooftop. Don't jump! Man on a Ledge was created to celebrate the UK release of the film by the same name Stepping off the edge: Pavement artist Joe Hill created the image. In the Man on a Ledge film a New York police psychologist has to attempt to talk down a former policeman who has threatened to leap to his death Going over the edge: In this astonishing optical illusion, Joe Hill appears to be jumping off a building in this New York scene - set in London Man on a Ledge: Sam Worthington stars in the Hollywood film which is coming out in the UK