We drew at
Sir Henry Morales' studio in Albuquerque:
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Input and output
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That gave me the idea to make "
Exquisite Tessellation Prints" using the newly discovered
non-repeating single Einstein Shape -- aka "
the hat" (
discovered by David Smith in 2022) -- would be ideal for a collaborative print project.
I could laser cut a bunch of linoleum pieces in the shape of the "hat" -- six inches wide -- and hand them out to artists to carve. Then they could be printed separately, or pieced together.
Since this shape tiles infinitely without making a repeating pattern, we could make all kinds of prints of the combinations. And anyone could carve and jump in, at any time.
So we could even make our own non-repeating monotile shapes, and then cut them out on the laser cutter -- like this one below, for instance:
3D Printed aperiodic monotiles:
The animation below shows the many possibilities with this family of non-repeating monotiles:
