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Up and Down
Published: 2006-02-16 08:47:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 58422; Favourites: 2374; Downloads: 10898
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Available as a print, please buy it
!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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I start saying that I love Escher works!! ^^
You've done an excellent representation of his "Up and Down", watching it colored is wonderful, and knowing that you've made it actually in 3D is even greater!! I'm trying to understand how have you done it!! I absolutely fav this 
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Thanks a lot pal. That's really nice to hear!
Oi, I gotta go, catch you later.
Cheers
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Escher in Technicolor... very good!
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haha, you're the first to mention 
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Hey, it works. And now that you mention it, I can see the Wizard of Oz influence...
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Haha, cool! I gotta see that film again.
Now I'm stuck with your (also US) stupid Mickey Blue Eyes, man I hate Hugh Grant! Sorry. The Netherlands only seem to broadcast old, awful, american movies these days. I gotta get me a DVD player one of these days...
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Thanks for the favourite, I'm glad you like 'em, or at least took the time to click the 'add to fav' button
I really like ur Calintz image. I don't know the game, but I like the character a lot. Did you draw it? It's cool.
Be well.
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i love surrealistic art! and this picture is also very well colored
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lol it took me a while to understand how it was done until i loooked more closely at the picture
amazing work and amazing render
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lol it took me a while to understand how it was done until i loooked more closely at the picture
amazing work and amazing render
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thats good...
very good...
oh my god!!
oh my fav+s
good....
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Wow! My head kinda hurts trying to figure it out...
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Please just close the browser, I don't wanna be responsible for any headaches.
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I believe I've seen this on the Blender site in the gallery. This is such a fun, surreal image, and I love the colors. Excellent work!
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yeah, its nice, nice render and all, but why do you think its so unusual its one render, just two identical parts duplicated and flipped..
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What makes you think I find it unusual? Just because I made it clear in the description? Some people asked me if it was made with a special lens or with tho renders combined, the funny thing is that it is a vertical panorama, so lots and lots of slices combined into one image. It's not that special perhaps, but nice to know if you don't know how it's done. Many guys forget about the idea that a certain lens type, like a very wide angle, so zoomed out, is not the same as a vertical+horizontal panorama like a fish-eye lens. So that's why I named it in the description.
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I love Escher's work and this is a wonderful interpretation and a mind-boggling interpretation of self-similarity. Well done, it's way cool. Would love to have a print of this so it's going to my favs for future purchase.
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Thanks a whole lot mate. You have some stunning fractal work on your devart and website. I'm not very into it, but I love your colouring and it has something really artistic.
Best of luck to you.
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brilliant!
M. C. Escher is really a genius.
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Yup, he sure is ... what ... is.
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Thanks a lot 
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I dont know why...but i just keep staring at it. Wheeeee pretty colours!
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That's very nice to hear, thanks a lot. 
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AMAZING!!!! HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!! instant
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Thanks bud.
There is an explanation in the end of this video interview: [link] Beware! It's booooring!
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This is amazing!!!
I like the way the textures look so soft...
Is it what people call cellshaded??
The angle of the camera is great too!!
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PS the 'update' version is better in my opinion. see [link]
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When I made this one, about one year and some months. Now about two and a half years or something. Not continuously though.
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Long story short, see [link] for a video-interview from the Blender Conference if you really like to know how I did it.
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i looooooooooooooooove thiiis....its so well done. no seams.
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Thanks a lot! It were 64 slices so they are very hard to find
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