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A close-up view of a textured pavement, featuring a mix of concrete slabs and cobblestone patterns. The design includes various shades of gray with some flecks of color.

sets of pentagons #tiling #tilingtuesday #geometry

squares and pentagons #tiling #tilingtuesday #geometry

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Square with four vortices.

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Abstract mathematical art. Geometric pattern. Mix of triangles and quadrangles that makes up a square.

🤔 4d voronoi tess based on a jittered 24-cell(which has 24 3d polyhedra as its surface)🍯honeycomb🐝 wiθ a star of arrows covering each (4d)cell (stateless 4d trees confirmed🫪?)
(*actually just a 3d ✝️section of it)

#TilingTuesday #hmmm #WIP #4d #animation #tiling #creativecoding #abstract #mathart #honeycomb

RE: https://mathstodon.xyz/@mjd/116201545705819330

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My under-desk floor mat

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Created in #OneLab

Black and white hex-tiling with 6-petalled flowers.

A common tile (but one that I don’t see very often in the UK), Hay-on-Wye, Wales

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A wet pavement with a puddle. The pavement is made of a tile shaped like an axe head. In the top right small part of the road is visible with double yellow lines on the edge.

Pixelmapped fractal in UF6

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$fresco tiling of fractal spirals in grey/green and grubby pink$

Another #glsl experiment. I'd call it "The Devil's Bathroom Floor". As I'm busy tomorrow, this is my contribution for #tilingtuesday.

#genart #processing #loop #animation #creativecoding

Barry Cipra's talk at G4G16 was about "Pippified Magic Squares", which was basically the same thing as my "Magic 45-omino" idea except maximizing symmetry in each block rather than making a connected polyomino. (And apparently it was used in a 1948 abstract painting by Max Bill called "gelbes feld"!) Anyway, it reminded me that I had a couple ideas I never followed up on. Here, instead of dividing the blocks into 3×3 sub-grids, I use a tetrakis square tiling, and the number of shaded tans per block is equal to a lo shu magic square number minus one. All rows, columns, and main diagonals have 6 shaded tans, and the whole has 180° rotation + color swap symmetry.

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