#escher #m.c.escher #stereoscopic3d

I converted stereoscopic M.C. Escher illustrations from a 2005 hardback book into a full side-by-side 3D experience you can watch in a Meta Quest headset.

The images in this video come from Masterpieces in 3-D: M.C. Escher and the Art of Illusion by Katherine Gleason, a 2005 hardback book that used early stereoscopic conversion software to turn 40 of Escher's impossible, mathematically sound landscapes into 3D pairs, viewable through a cardboard viewer folded into the book's cover. 21 years later, that same source material holds up remarkably well when reprocessed for a modern VR headset.

Workflow used in this conversion:
• Source: scanned stereoscopic pairs from the Gleason hardback (2005)
• Editing/formatting: Movavi (crop, align, correct scan distortion, package into SBS)
• Output format: Side-by-side 3D for Meta Quest playback
• Promo: Use code MINDEYEMEDIA for 15% off annual Movavi subscriptions — valid through August 15th

If you're into Escher, stereoscopic art, or budget VR conversion workflows, this is a good look at how far affordable, off-the-shelf tools have come since 2005. Like and subscribe for more 3D VR content, and drop a comment if you want a full walkthrough of the Movavi settings I used.