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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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That is absolutely amazing! Deffinately deserving of a DD and
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Great job! I'm a big fan of Escher's work and the way his way of seeing things. Although its almost Escher's work, I like the new coloured version a lot
THE ORIGINAL [link]
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I have to be frank; the model and lighting ifself is not a biggie, but the MC Escher-like camera angle is a creative touch. It just won't look right with any standard view.
There is this bit where the pictures looks a tad bit cartoonish because of the texture, but if you did intended to depict the scene this way, I don't have any other constructive criticism left to voice out.
Good job. This one is going into my Fav collection.
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That is one awesome model. Congrats on the DD, it definitely deserves the title. MC Escher is awesome, and you pulled off the feel of his work wonderfully. How long did that model take you?
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Nifty!
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now my perspective is a mess!!! haha! nice version! very creative!!!
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man its good rendered....
but this work is ripped
iΒ΄m a art student...and this is a copy from a big work in the time of surrealism
sry for the bad feedback....but its not ur concept...
and i dont see any credits for the real artist...
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Er hat (jetz) in der description stehn : "It is based on the litho Up and Down by M.C. Escher."
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so nen spinner alda...
ebend wars noch nicht drinne...on wegen inspiriert
dat sieht genauso aus Oo
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Lol, aja. Hat er deinen comment wohl gelesen.
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WOW. unbelievable eye for perspective and warp angles.
cant believe u did that in 3d with one render. would have taken u ages!
koodos. koodos.
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That's really nicely done- I like how even the shadows are consistent in the top and bottom.
Could you show us some different angles, maybe reveal the trick? : D
One crit: I don't have the original on hand but the trees here look kind of cartoony.
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this is brilliant, i love stareing *stare O_O* lol, its awsome
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nuttah'
(that's british-talk for 'nutter', meaning someone insane, or in this case, the picture...
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i love eschers work, youve done it good, ive seen a few terrible arecreations of his works, but this is amazing
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Escher's class. I immediately recognized it as his, you've ehanced and coloured it really well
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this is some very nice 3d work. I've always been a fan of escher's work, and up and down, or high and low, as it has been called too, is my personal favourite. it's nice to see it modelled so well. you did a great job at this. how did you actually go about this? are there certain options in the camera settings that allow such a angle of view?
however, what I miss about this image is some more personal interpretation. it is pretty much the same as escher's piece, but I think it would have been interesteing to give it some heavy textures, a different lighting, perhaps a more dustry feel. also, I'd like to see more sharpness in the render.
anyway, despite those critiques, I really like this one 
Daniel
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hey....gefeliciteerd met de DD....anyway..mooi plaatje ^^ gebasseerd op onze Escher
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escher i 
:+lovefav:
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oh snap i think i just got a brain tumor.
dont think to hard about this one... it hurts
VERY nice, brilliant
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Yay 
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wow, same building from 2 different angles, in the same image...
very cool
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I've always wanted to get an Escher-type output from a raytracer, I tried a version of "Ascending and Descending" in POV-ray. It didn't work so well.
This is a very cool representation of the scene. Great work. How did you match the lighting?
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very awesome...
i am a big fan of escher art and was considering doing this myself.. I did Relativity already
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Holy S***!
Reminds of Escher!
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apparently if you can design something like this you're a genius something to do with leonardo di vinci or michael angelo.
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It seems a little blurry in some spots but I dig the concept all the same. Awesome work all around and congrats on the feature
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Awesome work. I love Escer work done in 3D. Your reproduction appears flawless. Definite Fav.
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Slick work.
I'd like to see the wireframe; I can't wrap my mind around this yet.
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wow this is wierd....confusing but brilliant! well done!
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the first thing i thought when i saw the thumb on DD was "that's sooo Escher!" i love him and i love this! i wish i could live in a place like this
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I love Eschers work and, even thought itΒ΄s digital art 
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Beautiful! Love Eschers 'Up and Down', but your version looks very modern in colour and it does not look like a 'copy' from the original... it's YOUR version. Like it very much! Love the '3D' look and the way you've done the shadowing. This work absolutely becomes a
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I can see the Escher in there. Very well done.
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Well, color is one thing M.C. Escher lacked... and you've used it very well here. Translating Escher's stuff can be a maddening endeavor, so you're either mad or just very gifted. (I'd say the latter
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