Author Archives: Andreas Aronsson
Christmas Card 2016
This recent end of year was a bit hectic and chaotic as I had just moved between temporary living spaces two times every other month and then finally got a first hand contract for the first time in four years making for … Continue reading
Impossible Figure: Eyes
This one might look fairly straight forward, but I drew it from a single line skeleton, which means I had to draw all four sides around it. It’s much easier to just have to adjust one side to connect things … Continue reading
Impossible Figure: Arrow
I am writing this comment in February, this is because I had so many finished pieces I wanted to post that I am still sitting her scheduling them. This will be posted in August, which is after both the Oculus … Continue reading
Impossible Figure: DoubleEight
DoubleEight 2015-09-30 Linework | Fillwork Depending on if you look at the center or the top and bottom this figure is facing left or right.
Impossible Figure: Flower
This one takes a bit more observation than usual to appreciate, even on my part when looking at it later. Notice that all outer tribars actually share a center corner, that is the cube in the middle. There are also floating … Continue reading
Impossible Figure: Plus
Plus 2015-07-31 Linework | Fillwork From the top three pillars turn into a solid wall and then to four pillars.
Impossible Figure: Frame2
Frame2 2015-06-24 Linework | Fillwork The center frame goes from jutting out to being a cutout without changing elevation.
Show your face in a VR profile picture
Since 2013 I’ve been sporting a profile picture or avatar that features me wearing an Oculus Rift DK1. It was originally a photograph for my post about my impressions of the headset. It stuck with me for the longest time … Continue reading
Impossible Figure: Butterfly2
Butterfly2 2015-05-31 Linework | Fillwork From the top the center column vanishes and the two loops flip their orientation.
PC VR Buyer’s Guide
I’ve hinted on making a buyer’s guide a few times now and I used a few evenings to set up a page for it. Originally I was going to make a folding form you could print and fill out, but … Continue reading
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