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Visualizing hyperbolic symmetries using WebGL (aka a hyperbolic doodler in your browser)
I’ve long been fascinated by non-Euclidean tessellations and symmetries. The most widely known examples of these are the circle limit images by M.C. Escher. I’ve always wanted to create an interactive way of producing these images, and with the advent … Continue reading
SeaDragon – Microsoft does something right
In the past year, I’ve experimented with different ways to visualize non-Euclidean tessellations. Mainly, I’ve made movies with simple zooms or animations. But sometimes I think I want something more interactive, so that viewers can explore tessellations as they wish, … Continue reading