cut-and-project-tiling
Example Tilings
Classic Penrose tiling of thick and thin rhombs. See this example live in the applet.
A faux-Penrose tiling. It uses the same cutting plane orientation, and therefore is made of the same thick and thin rhombs, but at a different offset so that it doesn’t satisfy the edge-matching rules of a true Penrose tiling. (The thick rhombs are all colored black for visual effect.) See this example live.
A 5-axis tiling with a different cutting plane orientation. Has a vaguely crystalline appearance. See this example live.
A 5-axis tiling that looks like ordinary (3-D) cubes with cracks running between them in two directions. See this example live.
A rainbow 6-axis tiling. See this example live.
A flowery 7-axis tiling. See this example live.
