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Thatās the Penrose triangle, invented by Lionel and Roger Penrose. They told Escher about it and he used it in many of his pictures.When I Wikipediated āPenrose triangleā I learned that āIt was first created by the Swedish artist Oscar ReutersvƤrd in 1934.āGreat cartoon.
Templo S.U.D. about 10 years ago
Thatās M.C. Escher, right?
Bilan about 10 years ago
Btw, if you havenāt seen the new Night at the Museum movie yet, the Escher scene will make it worthwhile.
Sisyphos about 10 years ago
Next, Lio, do us a Mƶbius Strip; then, a Klein Bottle! Topographically ambiguous snow-modelling is such fun!
Comic Minister Premium Member about 10 years ago
Cool!
abbybookcase about 10 years ago
lio always finds a way to make you go cross-eyed.
OldestandWisest about 10 years ago
Donāt mess with peopleās heads, Lio!
neverenoughgold about 10 years ago
It is only an optical delusionā¦
David Rickard Premium Member about 10 years ago
I wanna see him do a snow Klein bottle
rgcviper about 10 years ago
Iāve always liked this image. Good one.
Treesong about 10 years ago
Thatās the Penrose triangle, invented by Lionel and Roger Penrose. They told Escher about it and he used it in many of his pictures.When I Wikipediated āPenrose triangleā I learned that āIt was first created by the Swedish artist Oscar ReutersvƤrd in 1934.āGreat cartoon.
Brian Toberman Premium Member about 10 years ago
Classic