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| Gasket | Gasket applied Once on a Cube | Gasket applied Thrice on a Pyramid |
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| Trole - I | Trole - I applied Once on a Cube | Trole-I applied Once on a Pyramid |
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| Benz - III | Trole - V | Benz-III and Trole-V applied Once successively on a Cube. |
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| Gasket applied Twice followed by Trole - I applied Once on alternate faces of a Cube. | SubDiv - I [ Tessellates a triangle of the input mesh. Uses Edge-Center Tessellation and creates four triangles for every triangle] | SubDiv - I applied Thrice followed Once by Trole - I on Even facets and Gasket applied Once on Odd Facets of a Cube |
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| Full - I [ Just replaces a triangle of the input mesh with itself thus leaving it unchanged] | Jewel - I |
Jewel - I is applied to one half of the Sphere while Full - I is applied to the other half. [I have rendered this with back faces removed for clarity] |
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| Glass-Bits | Glass-Bits applied to all faces of the CG Sex Symbol : Teapot! |
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| Ozone Hole | The Earth is breaking Up! I have presented this image to show that any texture -- static or animated -- can be applied to the mesh after Escher has modeled a design on it. Escher calculates fresh normals + texture vertices to make this possible. |
Escher can model Patterned Terrain |
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| Normal Terrain generated by Applying SubDiv - I Four times on a Plane. | Top View of the Patterned Terrain generated by applying Gasket Twice followed by SubDiv - I Three times on a Plane. | Perspective View of the Patterned Terrain generated by applying Gasket Twice followed by SubDiv - I Three times on a Plane. |