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Published: 2006-02-16 08:47:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 58429; 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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I love M.C Escher!! And i love this!! Awesome!!
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My teacher has this one in his room o___o; That's freaky D;
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Awesome work, I love staring at this and I looove Escher. ^^
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Oh man that's pretty sweet. Makes me kind of dizzy though.. I wish I could render.
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Just..... AMAZING! Great work, so surreal...
Congrats on the DD ^^
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Nice...the second I saw before reading the description it I was like "That looks like something Escher would've thought of." Excellent render.
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i thought the same exact thing!
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Awesome!!
must have taken you quite some time putting it together
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Yeah, this is way beyond cool. I've seen paintings like this before! Way to go with the rendering! I think I'll fave it so I can stare at it and it's eye-twisty-ness some more later...
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Yeah, this is way beyond cool. I've seen paintings like this before! Way to go with the rendering! I think I'll fave it so I can stare at it and it's eye-twisty-ness some more later...
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ive never seen something like this before. this is totally amazing. congrats!
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i really like it... it reminds me of this one peice that i am going blank on >.< umm... well anyway... looks kool!
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YAYAYAYAYAYAY!! For me? you shouldn't have! jk. I like it. TO THE FAVES! :fave:
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Wowie. SO FAVING!!! It goes good with my theme.:yay:
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It reminds me of the MC Escher picture.
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I really wish they would build tourist hotels like this. I mean, just look at it. You could fit in more people having the time of their lives into more efficient space. Nevermind if they get a little dizzy from time to time.
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You gotta be kidding me! Amazing!
aaahhhh, I so love every single one of Escher's works!
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Nice adaptation. I'm curious if the curving is due to curved models or more on actual perspective warping.
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I'm a big fan of Eschers work.
You did a great job with this deviation.
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Excellent..I too am an Escher fan ..this is about as close to being better I have seen .
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wow this piece is wonderful, I love Escher, and I love what you have done with his ideas. great work!
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ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
ESCHERRRR 
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Escher has awesome stuf,
and this version is rly cool
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This is a great picture, beautifully re-designed. I brilliant piece of art!
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Woha!
great job! Escher Kickass!
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Woha!
great job! Escher Kickass!
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YES!!! Escher rocks!
I didn't think any of his work was possible in 3d. You sir, have proved me wrong.
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I like photo like this ^^ [sorry, but i don't know English verry good 
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*picks jaw up off the floor* woooooooahh.... that. is. AWSOME!!!!
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Woooooooooooooooow. Not only is this so cool, but it's so much fun! I love the colors! Great job.
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that reminds me of house of leaves. ever read it?
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This looks a lot like something by M. C. Escher. Good Job!
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Jesus Christ!!!
This picture rocks. Amazing...
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welldone job...its like m.c.escher's worx... i like it very much... i have a fantasy space work (in myself style) named : 'point of no return' .
I really be happy if you see that...
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woah i'm so confused headache!
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This is amazing and all the better for actually being created like this in the program rather than faking it afterwards. Escher is one of my favourite artists and you have certainly captured his style but in a modern medium. A true homage. The attention to detail and the colours are great too. I cannot think of his name at the moment but there is a Japanese artist who, among other things, created real-life three-dimensional models based on Escherβs impossible pictures. When viewed from a certain angle it all fits together but move and the way it was done is revealed. He also has an installation piece that is a full-sized piano in a room but it's all broken up with the keys and everything seemingly all over the place but there is also a mirror in the room and if you view the mirror from a certain angle then the piano seems perfectly intact. Very, very interesting stuff. I would add this to my favourites right away but I have only just added another Deviation but I will return later to get this one.
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