Show and Tell: Making Escher-Style Morphing Patterns in Cuttle

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This is a Show and Tell video about making Escher-like patterns that metamorphose into other patterns using Cuttle's customized repetitions feature.
Mentioned in the video:
* Craig S. Kaplan's Website: isohedral.ca/
* His paper about Metamorphosis in Escher’s Art cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/publicat...
* His talk about Parquet Deformations • Craig Kaplan - Parquet...
* Federico's watercolors / wolfcatworkshop
Cuttle is a web-based design tool for laser cutting. cuttle.xyz
Contents
[00:00] - Intro
[01:12] - Escher Examples
[02:19] - Islamic Pattern Inspiration
[03:58] - Using Customized Repetitions
[04:41] - Summary of the Basic Idea
[05:43] - Hexagons example 1
[07:10] - Hexagons example 2
[08:27] - More sources (Craig Kaplan)
[09:51] - Parquet Deformation Sketch
[10:41] - Outro
#CuttleShowAndTell #tesselations #escher #parquetDeformations

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@hotdog8008 3 ай бұрын

That was a great Show and Tell! Really enjoyed it, and loved seeing your excitement at what had been achieved.

@marcstaedelin2686 3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for that demo Federico, that is inspiring. I am really interested learning more about metamorphosis using cuttle.

@artflychris 3 ай бұрын

Thank you. I love playing with other tiling techniques like 10PRINT and Truchet, but now you've shown me a whole new realm to explore and Cuttle looks like a great tool for this. Have you tried using curved edges to the sides? I'd be interested to see how organic this could look. Or using a pattern that varies radially from the centre to the edges? As you were moving the sliders around there was a huge variety of glorious patterns even beyond the edges where things started to overlap. It'd be interesting to see a large tiled area showing the full possibility space from extreme to extreme. I'd love to see more on this if you have time to show us.