This blog is devoted to patterns made with polygons. I'll try to have something interesting posted regularly.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Octagons, Esses, and Zeds
Here's another pattern that comes from a grid of octagons. It would be orange octagons and white square but the focus is on the loops of four octagons. Inserted between every pair of octagons is a triangle(red) and a square(blue). The pattern of insertion is alternating. For instance, if you follow a loop of polygons (clockwise) that surrounds a hole that resembles an S, then you will see a triangle-square that bends to the right where as the next triangle-square bends to the left. In fact, the original white squares (from a octagon&square tiling with vertex 488) are transformed into the distorted S's and Z's seen in the pattern.
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