Maybe the nicest of all tilings is the regular tiling with hexagons. A seamless fit and exciting at the same time. I had to make a decision about how to put them in order. The solution is to stagger them. This was the first plot where I put the “bytes”(hexagons) in random order. My good friend and artist Marten Hazelaar suggested that. It creates a field of hexagons where no hexagon is the same. It is pleasing to the eye. Also check the ones with three extra lines that make them look like cubes.
8 bits hexagons, in sequence (nr. 03-01)
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- 8 bits so 28 = 256 hexagons
- Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
- Black pigmented fineliner
- In sequence from the top left to the bottom right
- Dimensions: 14x16cm (5.5″x6.3″)
- Also possible
- Different dimensions (smaller than 20x20cm)
- Shuffled (see next one)
- white, silver, gold or bronze on black paper (maximum 6 bits, so 64 hexagons)
8 bits hexagons,shuffled (nr. 03-02)
- 8 bits so 28 = 256 hexagons
- Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
- Black pigmented fineliner
- Shuffled, all hexagons are different
- Dimensions: 16x19cm (6.3″x7.5″)
6 bits hexagons, shuffled, gold on black (nr. 03-03)
- 6 bits so 26 = 64 hexagons
- Plotted on black paper.
- Golden paint fineliner
- Shuffled, all hexagons are different
- Dimensions: 16x19cm (6.3″x7.5″)
8 bits hexagons, 3D, in sequence, black on white (nr. 03-04)
- 8 bits so 28 = 256 hexagons
- Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
- Black pigmented fineliner
- In sequence from the top left to the bottom right (column wise)
- 3D effect because of three lines from the middle to the side
- Dimensions: 23x20cm (9.1″x7.9″)
8 bits hexagons, 3D, shuffled, black on white (nr. 03-05)
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- 8 bits so 28 = 256 hexagons
- Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
- Black pigmented fineliner
- In sequence from the top left to the bottom right (column wise)
- 3D effect because of three lines from the middle to the side
- Dimensions: 23x20cm (9.1″x7.9″)
Timelapse of the plotting: