 | The camera is exactly at the height of a former flood line, making the picture look like there was a bit error leading to incorrect decoding of the lower scan lines. From The Line by Palindromo Meszaros. (Thanks, Eric) |
 | The water is so clear that it looks like the shadow-map bias was cranked up too high (Thanks, Tomasz "Dab" Dąbrowski) |
 | Camel thorn trees against an orange dune at sunrise look like a painting (Thanks, Aaron Size) |
 | Aliased shadows look like bad shadow map filtering; taken in the stands of a baseball stadium. (Thanks, Padraic Hennessy) |
 | Pretty much everything about this image and associated video looks like a modeling or rendering artifact. (Thanks, Tomasz Dabrowski) |
 | Basalt pillars appear as hexagonal voxels. |
 | Real-world interpenetration (Thanks, Adam) |
 | Strobing lights create the apperance of temporal undersampling artifacts on the blurred snow. |
 | Federico Diaz's sculpture at MoCA. This image is a visualization; the real sculpture is also made of voxels but has a different shape. (Thanks, Adam) |
 | Justin Harder's voxel motorbike (Thanks, Adam) |
 | Horizontally scrambled sculpture: forgot your end of row padding again? (Thanks, Eric) |
 | Giant 30-story sinkhole in Guatemala is so perfectly cylindrical that it looks artificial |
 | Real animated 3D sculpture that looks like a rendered wireframe teapot. (Thanks, Spike) |
 | The tree in the midground looks like the Stanford Bunny, a common rendering test object. (Thanks, Adam Sawicki) |
 | The "aliasing" on the thin wires is due to some kind of strain relief device. (Thanks Adam Sawicki) |
 | Looks like radiosity---a fact that was not lost on Cindy Goral. Click through to the comparable image from her seminal thesis. |
 | Voxel/oct-tree car--check out the shadow (thanks Eric Haines) |
 | NPR hotel room (thanks Eric Haines) |
 | Floating man optical illusion / bad shadow map bias (thanks Eric Haines and Pete Shirley) |
 | NPR female model (thanks Eric Haines) |
 | Synthetic-looking real house (thanks David Luebke) |
 | Hard stenciled shadows in the desert (thanks Eric Haines) |
 | Hard stenciled shadows in the desert again (thanks Eric) |
 | "Undersampled" shadows in Pete Shirley's living room due to his window blinds. |
 | Fractal plant model (thanks Adam Sawicki) |
 | "L-System Plant" by Adam Sawicki |
 | "Percentage Closer Filtering" by Adam Sawicki |
 | Eric Testroete's "Low Poly Head" |
 | "Voronoi Diagram Model" by Adam Sawicki (although my colleague Frank Morgan would tell you that bubbles are not voronoi!) |
 | Benedict Radcliffe's wireframe car. |
 | Sara Watson's "invisible car" (from DailyMail). |
 | "Undersampled" shadows in the Seattle Public Library's Faye G. Allen Children's Center (picture from the library webpage) |