Bringing On Night by frogdot
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Description
This isn't an attempt to imitate M.C.Escher's metamorphic designs with the butterflies, although it did make me wonder how he did those amazing creations.
Made everything except here, except the butterfly, by Noggins. Quilt from a photograph of one made by my great-grandmother
Comments (24)
How marvelously clever and wonderful scene! Fantastic. It made me smile. :o)
Beautiful Work....!!
OMG! This is wonderful!
very fine image - i especially admire the effect of the butterflies!
Awesome, just awesome!
great image, try a metamorphic one too with the patern from the quilt changing to butterflys.
Excellent.
Is the man dreaming he's a butterfly, or are the butterflies dreaming they're a man? :) I thought "Escher" too, as soon as I saw it, so I won't mention it now.
Classic Frogdot!! 'Nough said.
Very interesting and cute!
Excellant Picture.
Wondeful and original image.
Stunning and very 'in the style of' Magritte again...you do this so well it's almost like he's still alive.. ...
Very creative, fantastic image I really love it.
I want a bedroom like this one! excellent magritte++ image
Absolutely Gorgeous Dave REMARKABLE WORK (I saw Lance Armstrong 3 feets of me last saturday) Lance Armstrong
Excellent ! A very convincing work about Escher
Very cleverly done.
A great variation on that earlier image, skillfully done!
Really well composed!...even grandmothers' quilt patches resemble butterflys.
It shure is an Escher-like image!!! He would have liked it!! (And so do I:)
Awesome ^^ The colors really pop! Neat concept -^
i really love this. i cannot describe why or how much, i just really love this. i'd love to visit a non-virtual gallery of your works some day. :)
This is wonderful, I love the whole concept