This colorful disc golfing graphic design utilizes the Droste Effect to create an optical illusion of disc golf baskets spinning into infinity. And, you can find some really cool gifts and apparel products, here –
Tag: droste effect
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Rotating Doors
This graphic artwork features door archways rotating in a clockwise direction, using an optical illusion known as the Droste effect. If you happen to suffer from Vertigo or feel ill from dizziness, please rest before visiting these shops…
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Blue and Orange
Textural Abstract
With a color palette of blue and orange, this chaotic artwork uses the Droste effect to depict movement. It looks wonderful on a variety of products available, including many home decor items. You can see for yourself by visiting the following shops: Redbubble, Pixels & ArtPal. Thanks for stopping by!
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Round And Around
Based on a photograph, this picture applies the droste effect to create a sensation of turning. If you’re experiencing vertigo, please make sure to firmly grasp the stairwell bannisters as you descend into a series of spinning frames. Then, visit my shops to purchase a variety of gifts and apparel items: Redbubble, Society 6 and Pixels.
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Stairs And Pillars
Enjoy my creative rendition of Angell Hall on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, presented using the droste effect and an infrared photographic filter. See products at Redbubble & Pixels.
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Spinning Nickels
Nickels spinning into infinity, distorted through centrifugal force as displayed using the droste effect. If you suffer from Vertigo, please view with caution. All others should visit my shops at Redbubble, Society 6 and Pixels, to discover some really cool stuff. Thanks!
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Spinning Architecture
Decorate Your Walls
Prints available. This architectural image includes sepia tone, texture, kaleidoscopic arrangement, and a rotational display known as the Droste effect. It’s available on a variety of print types, and more.
Stop by for a visit and see for yourself…
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Days of The Week
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Repeat. Good for everyday of the week, this black and white graphic design features the Droste Effect, and is available on cool stuff in my online shops at Redbubble, Society 6 and Pixels.
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Spinning Structure
This graphic design features a photograph of stairs and a building, put into a state of spin using what is known as the Droste Effect. See more in my shops at Pixels and/or Artflakes.
Thanks for stopping by!
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Spinning Geometric Abstract
If you suffer from vertigo, I would suggest that you immediately flee the vicinity, never to peer into this spinning, geometric anomaly. If not, then I would suggest that you visit my shops at Society 6 & Pixels, where you’ll discover some really cool items as gift-giving ideas for the Christmas holiday season.
Thanks for stopping by, Santa!
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Spinning Tunnel
My advice would be to turn your vehicle around and get out of this spinning tunnel before the ceiling comes crashing down! You’d be much safer visiting my shops at Pixels and/or Redbubble, where a variety of interesting products await your arrival. Stay safe!
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Days of The Week Clock
With a built-in hook on the back for easy hanging, this wall clock features an infinite days of the week design and would be a great addition to your home or office! Select between a bamboo wood frame with natural finish, or painted black or white. Hand colors include black, white, red and aqua. Batteries not included. Enjoy!
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Spinning Bottles
Enjoy these spinning bottles of green and brown, turning into infinity by way of the Droste Effect. See more in my galleries at Zazzle and Pixels.
Phil Perkins • Photography 