by theWEBster • Uploaded: Oct. 10 '09 - Gallerized: Nov. '10
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A little idea i had today. An rotational ambigram in the style of M. C. ESCHER
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ESCHER??? I'm a big fan of his works! Glad to see another one in here! :)*I like what you have done in here, it looks really really great. Congrats!
ReplyThanks tass! Yes, escher is really amazing and very inspiring. I think every designer must love him!*
ReplyLate answer, but: thankx houston.
ReplyThis is awesome. It deserves much more kudos IMO.
ReplyThank you Rokac, i'm glad that you like it :)
Replythis is not a little idea - if only he could see this
ReplyOh raja, that's really a nice statement. Thanks :)
Replydid you like the paradox universes in Inception?...also heavily inspired by MC Escher - shame no credit was given to him in the movie
Replythis makes me want to puke
ReplyVery unique 3D approach to an ambigram. Impressive work. Love it.
ReplyThanks guys for the nice words - they make me puke, lol.*@raja: i have no idea what you are talking about. paradox universes in inception? hmmm ....*@zu: if you know a really nice posterservice where i could provide this design then i could offer it. I'm from germany, so shippingcosts were a factor. Does anyone know the quality of CafePress-Prints. You have to submit designs in RGB. What the hack?!*
Replythewebster..I was referring to a movie, thought you might have*seen it, **http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/inception/**I'd buy a print...or sell the vector.**
ReplyHi raja, now i know what you mean, but i didn't know the movie until know. Looking forward to see it, just saw some nice pictures. **I opened a little shop at zazzle where you could buy a print of this ESCHER ambigram. I heard the quality is surprising good - i hope so :) Thanks for supporting!!!!!!!!**%3Ca href%3D%22http://www.zazzle.com/bwichmann%22%3Ewww.zazzle.com/bwichmann%3C/a%3E
Replyyou will like this too**http://blog.360cities.net/tribute-to-escher/comment-page-1/**And yes, zazzle uses american apparel tees, which are nice fitting and last through quite a few wash cycles.**However, their service does not allow for total customization, for the price, you can not complain.**I'll grab a white T-shirt next week, thank you.
Replynice stuff! thanks for the hint.*it is nothing really escher like but did you know this little vans commercial %3Ca href%3D%22http://www.youtube.com/watch?v%3DABT4ptO16Ls%26feature%3Dplayer_embedded%22%3Ehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v%3DABT4ptO16Ls%26feature%3Dplayer_embedded%3C/a%3E**by the way: it would be nice if you would get an escher-shirt :) your work was really inspiring me over the last years. so, if i could give you some inspiration back .... that would be GREAT!!!*
ReplyOh, one last link that you must take a look at:*%3Ca href%3D%22http://www.patrickhughes.co.uk/films.htm%22%3Ehttp://www.patrickhughes.co.uk/films.htm%3C/a%3E
ReplyGreat links! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyCongratulations Bjorn!.. on winning%3B**http://www.ambigram.com/art-and-artists-challenge-results**Can you get the logo any bigger on the T-shirt?
Reply%5ECongrats Bjorn!*I'll say it again, fantastic work buddy!
Replygreat!
ReplyGreat work here, Bjorn. :)
Replysuperb ambigram, mate:)
Replythis is something
ReplyGreat work dude!
Replythis is special
Replycool. Cafe press prints RGB mainly because RGB files come out better on web presses most likely.
Replythis is totally a bomb out there!!!
ReplyThis is an amazing ambigram! Seriously well done! :D
ReplyNHF but sincerely this looks awful for me. visually. conceptually it works for the purpose I guess...it's hard to make an ambigram without making it look too forced to be an ambigram, and that's the point of making the good one IMO...
ReplyCongratulations! :)
Reply%22O.o where you get that info from lol%22**You should take a tour of a digital press ClimaxDesigns, the year is 2010. Most digital presses use powder rather than liquid ink, and considering the size of CafePress i can only assume they're running on the more efficient digital presses (as opposed to offset) that don't use liquid ink anymore. Anyways it's a complex process that binds the powder to the paper using static electricity (a much more sophisticated laser printer). The point is is that the digital presses don't require RGB as it was in the yesteryears simply because the halftone process isn't the same anymore, and therefore not as imperative. From everything I've printed on digital presses RGB does look quite a bit richer, not sure why. **Also, look to see the standard of print resolution move up in the next couple years to 450-600.**Unless you see a better reason for why CafePress would require RGB?
ReplySuperb, well done.
ReplyImpressive works. I have not seen anything quite like this before. Thanks for sharing something so original.
ReplyYour ambigram work is quite impressive, and this is no exception. Really nice way of paying homage to Mr. Escher.
Replyits neat looking, but hard to read
Replysale sobrando comentar mas, amigo estupendo trabajo
ReplyWow, a big thanks for all the responses. And thanks for buying my shirts and prints :) I really really appreciate this feedback!**@raja: it is as big as possible!*@hyperborea: you don't have to like it %3B) This is a concept based on the illusions of escher. and if you don't like it ... I FKKIN LOVE IT lol. But thanks for your feedback!**Best regards from germany!
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