MC Escher in Legos

[Bob S.]

You know, the guy who does the impossible works of art such as the impossible staircase that goes up and down. Well, these guys had way too much time on their hands and, as best they could in the 3-dimensional world of legos, recreated some of Escher's work.

See their creations here (http://www.andrewlipson.com/escher/relativity.html).
For their non-Escher creations, go here. (http://www.andrewlipson.com/lego.htm)

Bob S.

[Bob S.]

You know, the guy who does the impossible works of art such as the impossible staircase that goes up and down. Well, these guys had way too much time on their hands and, as best they could in the 3-dimensional world of legos, recreated some of Escher's work.

See their creations here (http://www.andrewlipson.com/escher/relativity.html).
For their non-Escher creations, go here. (http://www.andrewlipson.com/lego.htm)

Bob S.

[DenitaLC]

Way more time and talent then I'd ever have!

Thanks for the link!

[nacktman]

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But, I agree with the "they got way too much time on their hands" sentiment. http://oakhurstonline.com/icon/happy.gif

[NudistGuy47]

Those Lego creations show real dedication to the Lego interest. Considering they had no instructions, no help in identifying how to shape the 3-D creation, or other help while assembling these, I am impressed by the craftmanship. Time consuming, yes, but just think of the satisfaction when steppiing back and seeing the creation.