Escher Paintings with Lego Bricks
sciuro writes "a couple of guys (A Lipton & D Shiu) have built three of M C Escher's 3D-distorting paintings using Lego bricks (and some carefully chosen camera angles). Balcony, Belvedere & Ascending and Descending are all down at the bottom of the page. Nice!" Some other pretty pieces as well.
More information on MC Escher, including his artwork and uses of his artwork, can be found here and here.
I don't usually do this, though these are pretty darn cool so I setup a mirror!
http://www.zachlipton.com/mirror/lego.htm
Zach
While this link of Andrew Lipson' was mentioned back in July, this is not a repeat. The Escher works are newly added in October.
He did...
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This is not a repeat! The Escher works are newly added in October.
Go read the original story -- it's about unrelated works.
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I didn't know Escher did any painting.
In any case, what I see on this page is a couple of guys have built three of M C Escher's lithographs using Lego bricks.
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They would have gotten better pictures if they had photographed the scenes from far away using a telephoto lens. The way they did it for this webpage, perspective is still way too visible, and makes some of the "pillars" easily recognizable as non-vertical. By moving the camera further away, this effect is reduced.
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