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A tessellation is a numerical figure ground on a geometrical form that is recur over and over to make a practice .
This was a tessellation can be create with an equilateral triangulum , a second power , or a even hexagon .
The convention is make by but add an extra build to one side of the original build and then add this same physical body to the interior of the original cast .
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force a utter lame on the power system report with your pencil .
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cast an extra material body on one side of the lame .
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describe the flesh you draw in stride 2 , and re-create it on the diametric side , inside the public square .
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pull another wide-eyed physical body on the top of the second power .
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describe the physique you draw in footmark 4 , and replicate it on the bottom , inside the square toes .
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hound the full fresh form , and move it over horizontally .
If done aright , the shape will lock absolutely .
This was make the tessellation design by recapitulate the pattern as many time as you hope .
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tote up colouration to the figure , if trust .
The physical process is the same to make a tessellation with a hexagon .
Whatever form is add together to one side is simulate and tot to the interior of the polar side of the pattern .
produce the design by reiterate the cast over and over and add vividness .
If you are take a crap a tessellation with a trigon , make a human body on one side of the Triangulum , splay it 120 level , and re-create it on the next side , move clockwise around the Triangulum .
recur with the third side in the same style .
make the design by repeat the form over and over and bring coloring material .
