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This tile pattern was made using Penrose Tiler, Ultra Fractal 4, Illustrator and Photoshop.
Penrose Tiler is a free program you can get here---> [link]
The penrose tile was created, then exported to Illustrator as a PostScript file. Then to Photoshop.
There is an Ultra Fractal layer that gives it a bit of colour variance, although you can hardly tell =P
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:iconelegaer:
OK, I should have looked at this before asking how you made the other one! *runs off to play with new downloaded toy*
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*parrotdolphin Feb 13, 2006  Professional Digital Artist
Just so you know, because someone else had this problem, it just gives you the lines and curves. The rest of the work I did in Illustrator and Photoshop. Have fun!
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*parrotdolphin Jan 27, 2006  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks, they fun to make.
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:icontrystianity:
I think UF will do penrose tiles too... :confused:

Might be worth trying... :)
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*parrotdolphin Jan 27, 2006  Professional Digital Artist
Really? I was thinking it might be posible. If you have any info on it, I'd be grateful. I looked on the internet, but nothing I can use.
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:icontrystianity:
I'll try it, I know there's a "gradient for penrose tilings" or something OCA and I think I saw a transformation? :shrug:

Gives me something to do. :)
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*parrotdolphin Jan 28, 2006  Professional Digital Artist
Okay, thanks. I'll look more too.
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:icontrystianity:
Sorry, I forgot to mention that if you have acess to the mailing list parameters db you can search for "tiling" or "penrose" and get some parameters for images that use it. Some of them are kind of interesting. :)
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*parrotdolphin Jan 29, 2006  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks, I subscibed, so I'll check it out. Here's a link--> [link] It creates a colouring algorythm out of any image. That's probably how that guy did those Escher fractals. Found it on the UF resources website. Wild!
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