Feb 212010
Tessellation is when geometric shapes repeat in an endless pattern. Squares in a grid is a simple example of a tessellated pattern. A honeycomb is a tessellated hexagon.
Even a soccer ball is a (slightly more complex) tessellation.
But there are tons more — and here’s a page of them, with pretty colours and all. The one at the top mixes squares with triangles.
(Props to Joel Johnson on Twitter)



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