I’ve always been intrigued by optical illusions. This one is a new twist on an old standard. Isn’t it great? For more impossible objects and illusions like this, mosey on over to Funzug.
I’ve always been intrigued by optical illusions. This one is a new twist on an old standard. Isn’t it great? For more impossible objects and illusions like this, mosey on over to Funzug.
I love this! It’s enough to make you run away with a pile of die and work it out. Thanks for the link! Off to look at some more!
Don’t blame me if you get a headache!
Escher has always been one of my favorites.
Mine too. I’ve never seen an interpretation quite like this, though. This makes my brain hurt far more than a drawing ever did.
Whooo. fun! Thanks for the link!
YW!
Oh how I love optical illusions. Thanks for the connect PT! 😀
Me too. Glad I could share.
The least the Funzug site could do, IMHO, is to credit M. C. Escher who originated this concept. He was an interesting guy.
Maybe they thought Escher concepts were so ubiquitous and well known as to not need mention. Personally I’d like to know more about the creation of this particular photographic interpretation, which I find even more intriguing than Escher’s original. And thanks for the link, btw. I don’t recall having read the biography before now.