I knew that a mobius strip such as that shown in Mobius Strip II (Red Ants) could be rendered as a real, 3D model. But I wouldn’t have expected that Escher’s Waterfall could actually be modeled and created for real. The Escher for Real website displays 3D models of several M.C. Escher drawings. It’s enough to make me want to play a game of M.C. Escherized Tetris! I wonder what that would be like?

Other Posts Categorized as 3D Programming:

• Aegia Physics Code Samples in Director 11 - April 5th, 2008
• WOW 3D Physics Engine for Flash - January 30th, 2008
• Creating a Simple Hinge in Shockwave 3D Using the Havok Xtra - April 11th, 2007
• Director, I Missed You - February 9th, 2007
• Going Around in Circles - Back to Shockwave 3D Now - February 4th, 2007
• I've Been Martened, Tarted and Torqued - November 18th, 2006
• Sandy 1.0 Beta Released - June 24th, 2006
• Stuck on Rotation with Verlet Integration - June 17th, 2006
• A Good Tutorial on Basic 3D Math - June 7th, 2006
• A Trigonometry Tutorial - June 4th, 2006

Other Posts Categorized as Art:

• Writers as Myth-Makers, Artists as Shamans - March 31st, 2007
• Amadelio: A Fantastic New Interview Vlog - March 4th, 2007
• Interview with Lelia Katherine Thomas - September 29th, 2006
• Vintage Travel Posters - August 3rd, 2006
• Mark Jenkins' Street Installations (Sculptures) - July 12th, 2006
• King Kong and Godzilla Sitting in a Tree... - June 18th, 2006
• Zak Smith's Illustrations For Each Page of Gravity's Rainbow - March 20th, 2006