Busy times call for quick and dirty variations. This one is entitled wings for the shape of the gaps on one side of the gray squares. It comes from a variation of a simple pentagon pattern. A zig-zag of squares is inserted into the simple pattern. Half of the squares are not visible but the ninety degree angles can be seen from in each wing. Perhaps I'll have to revisit the way program deals with colour so that I can have more choices....
Monday, November 06, 2006
Wings
Busy times call for quick and dirty variations. This one is entitled wings for the shape of the gaps on one side of the gray squares. It comes from a variation of a simple pentagon pattern. A zig-zag of squares is inserted into the simple pattern. Half of the squares are not visible but the ninety degree angles can be seen from in each wing. Perhaps I'll have to revisit the way program deals with colour so that I can have more choices....
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