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Subject: Re: Dawn Walker - a good one Author: Andy Haworth [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:20:36 05/15/10 Sat In reply to: dmitri 's message, "Re: Dawn Walker - a good one" on 12:16:56 05/15/10 Sat Googling Escher images will possibly give a greater view of his work. but the image refered to in Dawnwalker can be seen at http://veritasdomain.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/escher-waterfall-medium.jpg >I have no artistic talent either. > >For those who haven't a clue as to what we're tlaking >about, do a Google search for "escher relativity" A >good sample is at: > >HREF="https://reich-chemistry.wikispaces.com/file/view/ >escher-relativity-woodcut-medium.jpg/45046149/escher-re >lativity-woodcut-medium.jpg">https://reich-chemistry.wi >kispaces.com/file/view/escher-relativity-woodcut-medium >.jpg/45046149/escher-relativity-woodcut-medium.jpg > >Dmitri > >>You know- if i had a grain of artistic talent, I'd >>draw a pen and ink sketch of kayaks running the Escher >>River. it would make a great T-shirt! >> >>>The Escher River is a lot like Paul Bunyan's "Onion >>>River" that runs in a circle. Escher's just has >>>rapids in it. >>> >>>Dmitri >>> >>>>From DW28 - this is really good! >>>> >>>> >>>>"Actually, they were three-footers, and pretty well >>>>behaved," Crystal smiled. "Myleigh is the one >telling >>>>the tall tales here. I expect we'll be hearing >>stories >>>>of how we ran the Escher River next, a humungous >drop >>>>that never stops, but just returns to its starting >>>>point." [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> Subject: An oil Spill on the Escher rapids Author: GeorgeTheCar [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 19:19:48 06/28/10 Mon http://laughingsquid.com/m-c-escher-inspired-oil-spill-themed-new-yorker-cover-by-bob-staake/