Here's a spiral pattern made of heptagons. The fours groups of banana gaps between the heptagons form the four arms of the spiral. With close examination of the gaps, one can find fourteen different orientations, which are grouped together in wedges similar to the last pattern with alternating pentagons. This pattern was created using a short PolygonR&D program (50 lines for this two colour pattern or 15 lines if it were all blue).
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Here's a spiral pattern made of heptagons. The fours groups of banana gaps between the heptagons form the four arms of the spiral. With close examination of the gaps, one can find fourteen different orientations, which are grouped together in wedges similar to the last pattern with alternating pentagons. This pattern was created using a short PolygonR&D program (50 lines for this two colour pattern or 15 lines if it were all blue).
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