Last week's hexagon tile led to a fragment study. It's not quite ready to post. So, I thought I'd take a slight break from my fragment study and share these. One of my fragments inspired these pentagon tangles (pentangles). Both were complete on Zendala tiles.
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String that divides tile into 10 segments in the middle and only 5 extending to edge. |
Both tiles have the same string, except the outer circle is smaller on one.
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Maryhill and Paradox only partially shaded. |
Notice how shading Maryhill adds to the lines of the pattern (only the top two arms are shaded here).
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No shade yet. |
And this photo is prior to all shading.
Aren't they cool?
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Paradox and Maryhill, one of my favorite combos. |
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Maryhill, Skwim, Mooka and a touch of Flux |
I'm hoping they inspire you a bit.....and that you check back again for my fragment study!
TTFN!
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