Hydrangeas with high density arrangement
Peter Budai made some nice instructions for different arrangements of tiles. Here I used the high density (that you may find in the last page) but instead of making it for 4 hydrangeas I adapted it for 16. I’ve shown it before, but a few days ago I added a second level in the middle. I also squashed the squares in the backside, as Robin Scholz suggested then, so that the contrast in the spaces between the hydrangeas increases.
I made a CP for those who may want to try it. In the top left of the cp you have with bold lines the main structure for one tile. The grid is 26x26 so make a 32x32 and cut out the rows and columns you don’t need. Blue lines are valleys are red are mountains.
CP for 16 tiles: www.mediafire.com/i/?ewgu6xtab0nfzc7
Diagrams to make each tile and CPs for arrangements:
dokumen.tips/download/link/peter-budai-patterned-tiles
Diagram for the hydrangea: www.nickrobinson.info/clients/smithy/hydrangea_john_smith...
Video tutorial for the hydrangea: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3EcpOSSRs
Hydrangeas with high density arrangement
Peter Budai made some nice instructions for different arrangements of tiles. Here I used the high density (that you may find in the last page) but instead of making it for 4 hydrangeas I adapted it for 16. I’ve shown it before, but a few days ago I added a second level in the middle. I also squashed the squares in the backside, as Robin Scholz suggested then, so that the contrast in the spaces between the hydrangeas increases.
I made a CP for those who may want to try it. In the top left of the cp you have with bold lines the main structure for one tile. The grid is 26x26 so make a 32x32 and cut out the rows and columns you don’t need. Blue lines are valleys are red are mountains.
CP for 16 tiles: www.mediafire.com/i/?ewgu6xtab0nfzc7
Diagrams to make each tile and CPs for arrangements:
dokumen.tips/download/link/peter-budai-patterned-tiles
Diagram for the hydrangea: www.nickrobinson.info/clients/smithy/hydrangea_john_smith...
Video tutorial for the hydrangea: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3EcpOSSRs