BrainTwister #47: Squares and circles
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From New Scientist #3518, 23rd November 2024 [link] [link] A circle is
drawn so it touches the sides of a square, and then the largest square that
fits is ...
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7 comments:
Mandela! So that's what Robben Island looks like...
So tell us how you made you Mandala!
Hi Cream - in Painter there is a kaleidoscope feature (from layers > dynamic plugins > kaleidoscope) - I used it over some scribble several times at 100 pixels square (default) and then a larger one, which must have been 500 pixels square.
I used to love playing with kaleidoscopes as a child.
Thanks Caroline.
I will have to give it a go.
I'm sure mine will be a mess!
The Mandala looks really good!
This makes me think of a kalaidoscope and as I looked at it, I expected it to move and change and evolve. (I happen to love kalaidoscopes.) The colors are vibrant.
hi! nice painting!! it´s full of colour, nice colours.what is mandala? is it digital art? nice, take care ,kisses.
Imagine this on your window, with the sunlight shining through.
WONDERFUL
I love this, would be great as a poster. I just added you to my blog roll...is that OK?
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