All use the same technique, quite simple in fact but not very easy to plan,
mostly trial and error...

Christoph

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Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> All use the same technique, quite simple in fact but not very easy to plan,
> mostly trial and error...

You can do this by "constructing" the patterns. I have a book on
MC-Escher
(Life and Work of MC Escher, but in German) where it is described, how
you can transform any image into a repatable tile...

Markus

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Markus Becker wrote:
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> You can do this by "constructing" the patterns. I have a book on
> MC-Escher
> (Life and Work of MC Escher, but in German) where it is described, how
> you can transform any image into a repatable tile...
> 
> Markus

I know, but that's a somewhat different technique.  This one does not use any
images.  You should also see that the shapes change from top to bottom in the
third picture.  

Christoph

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