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Published: 2006-02-16 08:47:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 58431; Favourites: 2374; Downloads: 10898
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!Hi all.
This is my latest work. It is a actual 3D object, a bit post-pro for better colours etc, but it is just one render, not two renders combined or so. It is modelled and rendered with Blender 2.41 and post-processed with Photoshop. It is based on the litho Up and Down by M.C. Escher. C&C is highly appreciated.
Sander Wit
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mc escher in colours, good idea! great render!
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Escher would be proud, i cant fugure it out how you do it in one render? a lot of work with the ilumination i gees
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Excellent work! Specially the idea behid!
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This is actually the first time I have opened a daily deviation. Just looking at the picture makes me lose my head and I feel slightly dizzy. It is really that great 
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This is actually the first time I have opened a daily deviation. Just looking at the picture makes me lose my head and I feel slightly dizzy. It is really that great
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Brilliant! I think I saw this on blender3d.org.. it may have been on elysiun/blenderartists.. I can't remember.
Amazing stuff
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the second I saw this, I was sure I'd seen it before....
seeing your ava instantly reminded me - the Blender site. Beautiful pic!
I'm yet to really sit down and try to come to grips with the app, but I've seen some stunning results - this being one of them. Congrats on the DD
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im lovin this modern escher tribute... amazin, its gt sum real style
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M.C. Escher is a great artist to sample. I'd love seeing more of his work rendered. Judging from the comments, apparently not a lot of people are aware of his intricate wood cuts and lithos. Perhaps you can lead them to more of his work and have some fun taking it to a different level.
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If you think hard enough, this actually does make sence. Great job Escher.
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As I scroll the browser viewer up and down, I can't help but instincitvely tilt my head back as if I really were looking up at high vaulted ceilings which turned out to be a floor. However, I think the colors for the sky, palm tree(s) and sand outside is a bit plain and looks like a flat backdrop. Even though I don't see them as a main focus of the model, they don't seem to fit very well with the interior of the tower which is so rich in colors and textures.
Nonethleless, I really like this piece!
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fantastic! a well-deserved DD, congratulations!
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aww! this reminds me of this great film i saw when i was little! 
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excellent! i love the whole "warping" thing going on. it's very salvador dali.
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OMG I so LOVE this pic. Makes me feel like a kid again cause it makes me think about Labyrinth, which was only like one of my most loved movies as a youngster...wwooooO!
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How long did it take for you to figure this whole render out? It seems to me like it would take a while just to plan out where the two realities would connect and how.
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Escher sooo rox! I tried to digitalize one of his pieces ([link] ), but compared to this one...wow...just speechless. U rule! get a fav, for sure
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I like the idea of taking something old and dusting it off and bringing it into the present. M.C. would be flattered
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i love MCE and..
that's prrfect.
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I normally don't like apropriation works. But this is really quite good 
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it is like iranian prespective in "miniator "
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Escher is a genius. If he lived today, he would have made his pictures exactly like this! Bravo
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Is the actual object square and and rendered with a lens type effect, or did you actually model all the curves?
It looks great, whichever, I'm a big fan of Escher and this is definitely a fitting tribute.
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oh wow. this reminds me of an Australian painter who tries to draw all that's there, not what is scene - so bends all the dimensions like this - but I can't remember his name. Oh well. Very nice!
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Escher rules X3 I recognized the reference right away ^^
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This is a wonderful render that is just the right balance of a simple subject with a not-so-simple concept. Yet again, it isn't something completely outrageous or hard to follow, with a crazy flow and convoluted path for the eye to follow. I really like it. Congratulations on the Daily Deviation, my friend.
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Holy.. this is amazing, man! o_o;
I thought is was a Photomanipulation in the thumbnail 
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this is great. i seriously could look at this all day!
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That's very clever. I'd get rid of the palm trees - they look too fake and spoil the blending of the rest.
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first of all: congrats on the DD
this is really 3D? shit !
it's real great
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wow! that really screws with my head
is the warp modeled? or did you somehow get the effect with the camera? If that's modeled that must have been mind boggling!
incredible work!
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Yes, the brilliance is obvious. You are evidently fantastic. Sir, I salute you.
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my gosh, this is crazy... i thought it was a photomanip...
it's nice anyway... crayzeee!
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wow...great art man.
very impressive.
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What a visually contorting picture!
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