… without a computer?
I have been trying to think how you’d do something like that, and this afternoon I found a site that shows how. Awesome.
… without a computer?
I have been trying to think how you’d do something like that, and this afternoon I found a site that shows how. Awesome.
Gabe Says:
January 16th, 2006 at 5:33 pmVisit Gabe
Good work with the star!
When you send that stuff to me, why don’t you send those wood flowers I gave you at your wedding. I will refinish and tighten them up for you.
Phil Says:
January 17th, 2006 at 9:06 pmVisit Phil
5×5 becomes a star (5 outer points and 5 inner points). oh by the way dave, the pentagon called and wanted to buy the rights to your shipping containers just so the brits couldn’t ‘ave ‘em.
Dave Says:
January 18th, 2006 at 8:15 amVisit Dave
Ha ha.
I was trying to draw a star for 2 reasons:
A star is an important part of the US Air Force “roundel,” which is a new series I am exploring (check out the rest of that site – it’s what makes the internet so amazing).
As Phil said, 5 points on a circle are the next logical exploration of the 5×5, I think. Right now I am thinking about making a large sculpture with 25 5-bladed propellers on ball bearings, sort of like the front of jet engines.