it is entitled "print gallery". google it or search "escher" for more of his fantastic work.
some famous ones are:
http://www.noveno-arte.com/weblog/im...scher-lego.jpg

and

http://jackbaty.com/files/escher_lego.jpg

Wow! How the f*ck did they manage to recreate that in legos?

Amazing!

The second one is legit - the original picure isn't impossible, just wierd. The first one only works when viewed from the right angle.

I figured something like that in regard to the first picture, it sort of shows if you look right even at this angle. But the second one's incredible.

/me wants!

I think the engineer did it. It IS either a recreation of Escher OR a good imitation of a scene from the Movie Labyrinth ( the bottom one ) and a video game. ( the top one)

That's definitely Escher, I'm a huge fan of his work, have it hanging (postcards) on the inside of the door to my toilet...

I do think though that the bottom one might've needed some glue to attach some parts, I can hardly believe that it would all fit.

Oh, a friend just showed me a cool kid's picture book, not of Escher, but illustrated with images that messed with space and scale like that. I'll see if I can remember it...

That'd be cool, I seriously dig stuff like that.

Topsy Turvies, or The Upside Downers by Mitsumasa Anno?

escher cube
http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~gersho...scherCube2.gif

made real

http://www.loadingreadyrun.com/news/...eRealFront.jpg

but not from a different angle

http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~gersho...beRealSide.gif

wow those Escher cubes. Someone I know would really love one of those.


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Maybe Bamboozled by David Legge?

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