You may have seen these before. I did a long time ago.
Someone just sent them to me a few days ago, as if for the first time, not knowing.
I don't know who the artist is though I've searched for him or her online.
I hope they will not mind me sharing these wonders with others who may not have seen -
or want to enjoy them again - without proper credit. This is what the email I received had written:
"It takes him four hours to do one hand.
He then photographs it for posterity.
I cannot imagine how he does it; the eyes are so remarkably lifelike.
It took him 10 hours to do the two-handed Eagle in the picture." Hope someone else was there to photograph that one!
Sorry if any duplicates; I couldn't really tell whether they were exactly the same.It is truly amazing - the visual acuity in 3D. And then to put it on your own hand.
Reminds me of the more primitive, but delightful Senor Wences.
Remember him? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Se%C3%B1or_Wences
Someone just sent them to me a few days ago, as if for the first time, not knowing.
I don't know who the artist is though I've searched for him or her online.
I hope they will not mind me sharing these wonders with others who may not have seen -
or want to enjoy them again - without proper credit. This is what the email I received had written:
"It takes him four hours to do one hand.
He then photographs it for posterity.
I cannot imagine how he does it; the eyes are so remarkably lifelike.
It took him 10 hours to do the two-handed Eagle in the picture." Hope someone else was there to photograph that one!
Sorry if any duplicates; I couldn't really tell whether they were exactly the same.It is truly amazing - the visual acuity in 3D. And then to put it on your own hand.
Reminds me of the more primitive, but delightful Senor Wences.
Remember him? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Se%C3%B1or_Wences
