M. C. Escher is famous for his incredible tessellations.[br]This applet allows you to make YOUR OWN tessellations.[br][br]Hit "Reset construction" by clicking the blue arrows in the upper right corner to start over again.

[b][i][color=#1551b5]When you have an image you like, print your screen or send the file to yourself and Mr.Geibel@Gmail.com or share it with me via PUSD's Google Drive.[br][br][color=#444][i][b]DIRECTIONS:[/b][/i][br]1. To begin, choose an option: Click the 3, 7, or 15 point box of "Circle Limit I" or "Circle Limit IV".[br]2. Familiarize yourself with how movement affects the figure. Experiment. Play. Explore. Have fun! (Note: The more points you use, the more complicated it gets.)[/color][br][color=#c51414]***You can always "Reset construction" by clicking the blue arrows in the upper right corner***[/color][br][color=#444]3. Make YOUR OWN unique tessellation and imagine what could be drawn inside. BOTH the light gray form and dark gray form MUST become an image.[br]4. If you like your tessellation, then print your screen (PC: Ctrl and P) (Apple: ⌘ and P). I recommend that you make at least 2 copies.[/color][br][br][b][i]IF YOU FINISH EARLY, KEEP CREATING![/i][/b][br]Keep experimenting. You might stumble upon something really special. In the end, you'll use your favorite one.