john cleese

eschers lego

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I dont know where else to put this. Anyway ive stumbled on this collection of lego models based on M.C. escher's lithographs. I just wanted to know what you guys think of these. Personally i think they are awsome and aspire to one day build one.

lego_relativity_1.jpg

MC.Escher-Lego-belvedere.jpg

_MC.Escher-lego-waterfall.jpg

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Actually, this would probably go in the "Your Own Creations" forum...at least that's where I put it when I posted this a few weeks ago :wink:

The original topic is here and is the website of the person who actually made them, along with the backstory to it all. Quite an interesting read!

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Yes, Mr Starwars4J is correct as Eschers work is not old enough for the forum, which is described as "... everything till 1900". Escher being born in 1898 would have been too young to create anything in the 19th century and given he didn't attend secondary school till 1912 he probably didn't create anything of merit until that time. Furthermore his artistic career didn't start until 1922 so that's over 1/5 of the way into the 20th century.

The threads could be merged... Or I could leave this one here and see if it attracts any new responses that the other thread didn't gain, and then merge them.

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that would be great! I posted it here because the actual lithographs are based on fictional surrealist world, which doesnt appear to be very technologically advanced.

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Anyone got any last comments on these MOCs based on Escher's work? This is the first and last time I'm bumping this thread to the top...

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Thats just an awesome recreation of Eschers original.

I love Eschers work, but have never made any LEGO based builds inspired by him myself though ive thought about it a lot.

That is just beautiful indeed. Im stunned ! :wub:

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Escher!! The sphere is a very good Lego version of the original, but I must confess my favorite is "Relativity" at the top of the page.

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