No pictures so far, but I'm sure they'll be photos to come. Check out his Flickr here, and if you'd like to see more lenticular mosaics, check out our previous post on them here.
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Showing posts with label lenticular mosaic. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Gugick does it again!
So all around known mosaic master Arthur Gugick has created a second lenticular/morphing mosaic. This time, he moved from Star Wars on over to comic books featuring the greatest hero/villain combination. Take a look below:
No pictures so far, but I'm sure they'll be photos to come. Check out his Flickr here, and if you'd like to see more lenticular mosaics, check out our previous post on them here.
No pictures so far, but I'm sure they'll be photos to come. Check out his Flickr here, and if you'd like to see more lenticular mosaics, check out our previous post on them here.
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Arthur Gugick,
batman,
comic books,
joker,
lenticular mosaic
Friday, July 6, 2012
Making a Lenticular Mosaic
Awhile back Casey posted about lenticular ("morphing") mosaics. These are mosaics that change depending on the viewpoint. Daniel Stoeffler, who made the Harry Potter/Voldemort mosaic, let me know that he has written up a post on MOCpages about how he made this mosaic. Unlike the other two mosaics shown in Casey's post, this one uses 45 degree slopes and inverted slopes instead of the 30 degree cheese slopes. The following image shows the basic idea of how it is done.
You can read the post on MOCpages for a much more complete description of the process.
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