Escher Hoodies

Escher

Escher

Penrose triangle composed of triangles.

A tribute to the great illustrator / designer M.C.Escher. In an crazy, retro, 80's style

It speaks volumes.

Inspired by one of the great artists, this rendition incorporates two of the US military workhorses: The A-10 Warthog and the M1 Abrahms tank in this cool looking homage to another painting. Now you can own tank and tank killer in one awesome design. *GET YOURS TODAY, AND SHARE WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND SOCIAL MEDIA*

Mc. Escher inspired fish pattern version 1

Escher Nightmare

Escher Sketch

Lost and confused man walks puzzled on a penrose triangle. Perplexed person looks disoriented ahead, don't kaow wich way to choose. Surreal and conceptual scene, mental maze, optical illusion

the fictional corporate logo, probably from the same universe as Möbius Technologies which i made earlier ;)

Gioconda Escher

An 80's, retro, Memphis style remix of the great M.C Escher

Jetta was the Escher's love...

Escher style fish pattern 12

Rainbow fish tessellation in M.C. Escher style

Escher style fish pattern 11

Escher style fish pattern tessellation 9

Penrose triangle composed of triangles.

Skull with Cigarette Wearing Top Hat

M.C. Escher styler fish pattern 5

Here's a creepy impossible labyrinth of stairs in the style of MC Escher!!

fish colorful pattern in mc Escher style

M. C. Escher inspired pattern 2

Escher pattern

A fractal of a fractal, spirals weave themselves into a cloud

This Rubiks Cube Penrose Triangle was inspired by Escher's optical illusions. I spent an hour with a Rubix cube solving the puzzle and painting this at the same time. If you have a Rubiks try and recreate it :-)

Those meddling kids are caught in an endless chase. This is a hand drawn design that is digital finished.

Monopoly meets Escher's Penrose Triangle

Impossible triangle with gradient face.

The impossible bolt

Escher style fish pattern 10

A vector portrait of graphic artist M.C. Escher

Escher pattern

I have always admired the work of Escher. I have done a design based on relativity before. I always imagined what a game of chess would look like on this 'board' so here it is. See if you can find the check.

When it comes to optical illusions, shapes and steps, come up to the lab and see what’s on the slab. Mice are the ones that do the work. M.C. Escher is the one to challenge them if you ask me.