[1]In September of 2007, I found–via digg[2]–a neat piece of Lego® art… a reproduction of Escher’s “Relativity”.
Unfortunately, the link and image to which I had referenced in that original post[3] are no longer valid.
3: http://kg4vma.wordpress.com/2007/09/21/mc-eschers-relativity/
So, I now offer in this post a new image link[4] and a link to the original source:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/andrew.lipson/escher/relativity.html
…and to answer the question I raised in my first post about this:
The whole thing took five or six evenings spread over two or three weeks. Most of the last evening was taken up with setting up the lighting the way we wanted it and trying to get the camera position just right…
…oh, and I think I should mention that neither I, nor the people referenced in this post are tied to Lego®. Lego® is a registered trademark of the LEGO Group. Just figured I’d throw that in there, since Lipson has a disclaimer posted on his pages…
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