This star shape is constructed primarily with blue pentagons that are only touching at one point with another blue pentagon. The blue pentagons are shrinking by a half each step to the away from the centre. The purple wedges fill in the gaps between the blue pentagons. The wedges are constructed in the same way--pentagons that shrink by a half. I'm still playing around to make a better looking pattern with pentagons of different scales...
Saturday, October 07, 2006
Shrinking Pentagons
This star shape is constructed primarily with blue pentagons that are only touching at one point with another blue pentagon. The blue pentagons are shrinking by a half each step to the away from the centre. The purple wedges fill in the gaps between the blue pentagons. The wedges are constructed in the same way--pentagons that shrink by a half. I'm still playing around to make a better looking pattern with pentagons of different scales...
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that one is fractal-lishous!! Purple and blue is not pretty though
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