Klock tower

I like this, Sami. I have always enjoyed Escher and this is lots of fun.

Great idea and outcome.

A "quick" experimentation... I'm not satisfied myself, but at least I learned a lot on doing this =D

It would be great if you added your original in a note! I'd like to see it. :)

Done! =)

Wow, that is quite the transformation! Thanks for adding the original, Sami.

Super distortion, great mono, well done Sami!

Well, at least making this was a good lesson for me, on how difficult this challenge was without using DeepArt! =D

I agree Sami . I didn't like the Deepart work it produced. Is I had to play. A lot too.

Fantastic, Sami !
... had a look to Escher's original "Balcony" .... that's a great adaption !

Very hasty attempt to replicate Escher style this was =D

I just did not manage to achieve the same WOW effect as Escher, and to create the similar grainy texture turned out just mission impossible without using something like DeepArt.

But I learned a great deal new tricks nevertheless! =)

A fabulous interpretation on Escher's work, Sami; well done!

Thank you Valerie =) But I would say this was a very modest attempt ;-) And I definitely did not dare to touch on even more challenging works by Escher! However, he has always been my number one source of inspiration, in a way or another.

Good work on creating a work based on your inspiration from another artist.

Excellent job Sami and quite unusual

Le temps est déformé !!!
Einstein avait raison :o))))

Seeing this interesting adaptation, I imagine what our downtowns could do after an earthquake ..

das ist Gut !!

s.G.Herbert

Time for a new clock?

a great interpretation of Escher´s work, sepia shows it well

Thank you for sharing your exceptional creation with us,
here in ✴ Digital Dreams ✴

Very surrealistic! Esher was a worthy inspiration!

WOW! I love this effect you used.

Super Idee und Umsetzung!

love the distortion ;-)