Escher might have been here...

[theKeeper]

Don't know whom it is that created this image. My buddy found it on a board he frequents. Someone else posted it and no credits or info were given.

If anyone knows who did this please enlighten us.

If noone knows, then let's hope the word gets out and the creator find his/her way here.

Interesting isn't it?
It's called "recursive_asl".

 

[MindBender]

"When you have insomnia, everything is a copy of a copy of a copy" --Fight Club

That's pretty cool. I wonder if it was serendipidous or planned.

 

[Welles]

As an admirer of M.C.E., I could suspect that is where the inspiration for that piece comes form. It is completely original (to me), cleverly thought out and very well executed.

Wonderful! :} (If only he'd gotten rid of the pincushion distortion on the sides...picky picky.)

 

[mmagikman]

[confused] Makes my eyes go funny [confused]

Very cool

 

[theKeeper]

If only he'd gotten rid of the pincushion distortion on the sides...

Ya i noticed that too Welles. But given how it adds to the effect of the image, i'm wondering if it wasn't either intentional, or intentionally left in. \:]

 

[Welles]

But given how it adds to the effect of the image, i'm wondering if it wasn't either intentional, or intentionally left in.

Mark

I'll bet you're right about that as the image is done by someone very skilled.

 

[theKeeper]

Well one of the real reasons i thought of that Welles was because i'm not sure that a camera can create a pincushion effect at such a close range... can it? \:]

I'm not a photographer so i'm only assuming this fact. [shhh]

 

[TaoBoogie]

Wow that's a great trick. I can't really see what you mean by "pin cushon effect though. I have no idea who made it either.
Has anyone worked out how it was done yet?

 

[ljiljana]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting Mark!

TaoBoogie

Has anyone worked out how it was done yet?

My guess : transform tool, copy/ paste and masking. \:]