Escher hands

Far Beyond Illusion: M.C Escher And The Illustration Of The Impossible

May 1954 sees Escher working on Rind. He was inspired by The Invisible Man, an 1897 science fiction novel by the British author H.G. Wells. In it, an invisible man can only be seen by means of the bandages that cover him. Escher changed the man into a woman. To…

Cool hand drawing

In 1935, M. C. Escher created the above mesoprint entitled Hand with a Reflecting Sphere. The print is a self-portrait of the artist holding a ball-shaped mirror at arms length. A remarkable quality about the self-portrait in the spherical mirror is that no matter where the mirror might have been placed in relation to the artist, the eyes of the artist will always be in the dead center of the mirror.

Hand with Reflecting Sphere also known as Self-Portrait in Spherical Mirror is a lithograph print by Dutch artist M. C. Escher, first printed in January 1935. The piece depicts a hand holding a reflective sphere. In the reflection, most of the room around Escher can be seen, and the hand holding the sphere is revealed to be Escher’s. [Wikipedia] I hope you'll like my MOC that I re-created in Mecabricks :-) #mecabricks #blender #render #3d All rights reserved © 2015 - Gabriele…

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Drawing Hands by M.C. Escher The last chapter of Ship of Theseus is entitled Ships of Theseus. The chapter title contains the book title with the addition of an S. The last letter of the last chap…

One of Escher's best-known images, this lithograph of two hands drawing each other presents several of the artist's favorite concepts. Most notably, it is an example of what author Douglas Hofstadter has called a 'strange loop,' a paradoxical system which continuously self-referentially repeats…

This detailed charcoal and pencil drawing by award winning artist J. D. Hillberry is based on a drawing by M. C. Escher entitled Hands Drawing Hands. In my version, one hand is erasing as fast as the other can draw - making it an illustration of the old adage - one hand doesn't know what the other is doing.