The castle structure featured here is a result of unifying the following tessellations:
[1]Square Twist
[2]A tessellation I learned from a friend
Friday, December 28, 2007
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Experiment:2- Palindrome.
Aim: To create a tessellation which looks the same on both the sides.
Apparatus: A paper(square preferably), 2 hands and lots of patience.
Procedure:Begins like a Fujimoto on one side, continues on both sides in a similar way.
Result: A water bomb tessellation on both sides.
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Chose the name Palindrome because, like a palindrome, it looks the same on both the sides। This is like a coin with both the sides heads and I win always.... Just kidding...
You can see the pic of both the sides combined here
Apparatus: A paper(square preferably), 2 hands and lots of patience.
Procedure:Begins like a Fujimoto on one side, continues on both sides in a similar way.
Result: A water bomb tessellation on both sides.
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Chose the name Palindrome because, like a palindrome, it looks the same on both the sides। This is like a coin with both the sides heads and I win always.... Just kidding...
You can see the pic of both the sides combined here
Sunday, December 23, 2007
The twisted squares...
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Square to a Triangle
I started from a square of paper to make a curved triangle. I partially succeeded, don't you think?
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Goran Konjevod Exp.
This is one of the folds I figured out just by seeing the photos.
This is invented by Goran Konjevod, folded by me.
This is invented by Goran Konjevod, folded by me.
Friday, December 14, 2007
The rise of a new sun....
This is made by twisting a 16-sided polygon about its center. This looks better 3D than flattening it, so I decided to leave it unflattened.
Monday, December 10, 2007
My first Post...
I thought to do something new, something I've never tried for the first post of this blog...
So here I present you my first experiment with the so called Fujimoto-Tessellation.
So here I present you my first experiment with the so called Fujimoto-Tessellation.
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