(2 votes)
August 11, 2006 | 19 Comments
Daryl Toops of icdst.com wrote: “Designed by me back in 1994. I was trying some ideas based on MC Escher’s waterfall, and came up with the center design. Later in art school, I designed the outside curves with a compass. I still have the original artwork inked on vellum, with amberlith layers cut out for [...]
May 12, 2006 | 19 Comments
Daniel Shiu and Andrew Lipson must have worked their butt off to construct these wonderfull Lego recreations of Escher’s work! They started this project after they finished rendition of Escher’s “Ascending and Descending”, making it 4th Escher picture rendered in LEGO. No camera magic tricks (like David Blaine uses ;), but the picture was taken [...]
(3 votes)
May 9, 2006 | 12 Comments
This image is one of the most recognized among M.C. Escher’s work. Escher titled it “Relativity”, and we can clearly conclude why. You might also wan’t to check Escher’s “Ascending” and “Waterfall” which were posted here on Mighty Optical Illusions in the past.
(4 votes)
May 2, 2006 | 16 Comments
Who ever drew these must be a real artist and true Escher fan. Magnificent! Did you see previous imossible structures constructed in real life? If not jump to “Lego Escher” and “Waterfall”.
(1 votes)
April 25, 2006 | 18 Comments
Few days ago I checked my mailbox and noticed three of our readers submitted and suggested Escher’s Waterfall to our optical illusions database. We love Escher, and have posted his work in the paste: “Staircase”, “Ascending”, “Tribute To MC Escher”, “Escher’s Google Earth”… Thanks to Wong Wen Yen here we have high-res picture of Impossible [...]
April 25, 2006 | 15 Comments
Many of you may know Maurits Cornelis Escher, more commonly caled M.C. Escher only for his mathematical prints, but he also made much more wonderful art during his lifetime. He is one of the world’s most famous graphic artists. His art is enjoyed by millions of people all over the world, as can be seen [...]
(6 votes)
April 25, 2006 | 47 Comments
Check this out! I was messing around with Google Earth today, and came across a strange MC Escher like image. The image below is from from Chicago, USA. You can see it on Google Local. Why do the buildings seem to be leaning in different directions? Really doesn’t make sense to me. Anyone has his [...]
(4 votes)
April 15, 2006 | 19 Comments
Remember Audi’s commercial we posted week ago? It was called “Audi in Escher’s World” and you could stream the whole video if you wanted. These two pictures are from the same campaign, only this time it’s about posters. You can see how Audi recognised optical illusions as a quality material for their promotion!
(4 votes)
April 9, 2006 | 20 Comments
We got ourselves another user-submitted optical illusion! Thanks to Philip Hansen you can see this Audi Comercial inspired by M C Escher. A driver navigates his way through Escheresque world. Viral for some automobile. Jump inside this post to see the full video. Amazing!
Currently video is down, but you can still view it here.
Here is [...]
(1 votes)
April 8, 2006 | 25 Comments
If you didn’t notice at first glance, knights in this lego castle appear to climb infinte stairs. Is it just an optical illusion or pure magic? I would really love to hear your opinnion and comments on how this lego reproduction of Escher’s “Ascending” was built? Don’t forget to jump inside this article to see [...]
