Tag Archives: Impossible Figure

Here I again used vanishing points that are placed symmetrically. It makes drawing figures very interesting as I get things that relate to each other insanely much. In this figure the floating blocks relate to several things at once, as … Continue reading →

Infinity 2013-02-28 Linework | Fillwork Follow the arrows down the slopes and you will forever travel downwards.

Oh, how hysterical! These illusion posts I clone and just swap out the content. I haven’t bothered to make a template or anything because sometimes I have included a video or extra images. When adding this one, the first for … Continue reading →

This one was done just before I left my room in Gothenburg to go home over Christmas. It was a bit stressful as I wasn’t bringing any machine with the right software to continue working on it with me, but … Continue reading →

When I sketched this piece it was quite easy to look at. After I had split it in two and colored it, it became much harder to see that it was impossible! Each piece is a possible object, but when … Continue reading →

I was actually quite intrigued by this design. After sketching it I realized it is not just two interlinked tribars, but you can also trace out a square frame for each axis. Cube 2012-10-21 Linework | Fillwork The cube is … Continue reading →

This is another perfectly symmetrical illusion, the first one being the Penrose tribar. Peculiar things happen when all three vanishing points are at the same distance from the center. Lines start to line up between different depths and it makes … Continue reading →

This one is a bit simpler than the last one, much because I was short on time after having moved and become a student again, now reading mobile application development. Sounds fun eh? Lets hope it leads to something. When … Continue reading →

I was supposed to have more spare time when out of a job, apparently that is inversely true. Staying up to finish this one completely ruined my sleeping habits, the health hazards I expose myself too for the arts, eh? … Continue reading →

The sketch for this one was actually very small, but it fascinated me a bit. If you look at the left side of this construction, you can see that the side of the front layer of the wall at the … Continue reading →