Relativity Revisited by TheBryster
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My second sojourn into the work of M.C. Escher. I didn't put the figures in because I would be too tempted to place them in comic poses and that's been done before.
The cobblestones in the top-left are by SWADE. Many thanks! The chair and table are from 3DCafe' as is the plant.
Constructed and rendered completely in Bryce 5, with a sharp pass and very minor touch-up in PSP7.
Letter 'B' by Elefont.
Thanks for looking!
Comments (24)
Daring and excellent - Escher's work is fascinating and I'm impressed by your talent in replicating it on the computer.
excellent work, Ive been waiting a long time for someone to attempt this (I know i could never pull it off) I admire your patience!!! gets my vote.
Your Patience & Skills with another of these is boundless. Great job!! Now I need to rest my eyes (and brain).
superb! wow this is amazing the detail, skill vote
Dizzy, I'm so dizzy. :-D Great job!
Beautiful image. Nice piece of surrealsm. Excellent work.
Can't go wrong with Escher. Pastels are wild. FYI it's "relativity"
This is an incredible piece Bryster! I doff my feathered cap and bow in your general direction. Vote!
Wow, excellent place to visit. Like very much!
Man this is so "Escheresque" Your replication is nicely done. Great job Chris. 8) "VOTE"
Wow! one of the best images I've seen in a while!
Amazing work!great composition.keep it up!
Very confusing indeed! Great job here. :)
ooOOooo , I got a headache looking at this,LOL. VERY COOL
brilliant work!!! :o)
An excellent study in dimension. I always wondered what a world without a negative triple product would look like. Mathematics and reality are so different that algorithmic clusters by iconclasts like Escher are fertile forms of "Which way is El Capitan?"
relativity? you mean?
Loving the Deco twist! South Florida?
I was always fascinated by Escher. Escher in pink :-) OK, well done! Ranked it Excellent!
Amazing work! I have always wanted to tackle this particular illusion, but I don't have enough Dramamine to get through the project! ; ) Excellent work!!!
Wow-wow-wow...
Very cool, excellent modeling and render, brilliant:)
good idea,well done!
I was always a big fan of Escher! Well done!