Lenticular Lego portrait

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Lenticular Lego portrait
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A lenticular image (Wikipedia) is really a set of two or more images printed on, or refracted through, a sawtooth surface so that one image appears to change to another as an observer passes by. Flickr user Reasonably Clever Chris created a Lego version of the effect with a mosaic composed mostly of element number 50746, known among blockheads as “The Cheese Slope.” Check the vid to watch the transition, which happens about 35 seconds in. [via The Brothers Brick]

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