Well there's a lot of zeds here but there are also a bunch of ens (mirror images of the zeds). This uses the same strategy as the shurikens posts. Notice between each octagon there is a pentagon and triangle inserted. In fact, this pattern is also similar to Candies--the difference is that the local connections of the octagons. Here an octagon is connected to two pentagons that are on sides 90 degrees apart whereas in Candies they are 180 degrees apart. As well, this pattern has extra olive triangles for decoration.
Monday, September 25, 2006
Catching Zeds
Well there's a lot of zeds here but there are also a bunch of ens (mirror images of the zeds). This uses the same strategy as the shurikens posts. Notice between each octagon there is a pentagon and triangle inserted. In fact, this pattern is also similar to Candies--the difference is that the local connections of the octagons. Here an octagon is connected to two pentagons that are on sides 90 degrees apart whereas in Candies they are 180 degrees apart. As well, this pattern has extra olive triangles for decoration.
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