This pattern uses the same strategy as the last one. In this case, the inserted polygons are a square, a pentagon and a triangle. There seems to a little too much going on to be attractive. The holes in the pattern are reminiscent of the shurikens. If you look back at that pattern it is pretty much the same except the inserted pattern does not include a square. The three different shapes of holes are analogous.
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Another Triangular Grid Variation
This pattern uses the same strategy as the last one. In this case, the inserted polygons are a square, a pentagon and a triangle. There seems to a little too much going on to be attractive. The holes in the pattern are reminiscent of the shurikens. If you look back at that pattern it is pretty much the same except the inserted pattern does not include a square. The three different shapes of holes are analogous.
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