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Exactly this. There are many patterns that can be constructed by drawing a regular array of circles, then connecting various intersection points with lines, the
by gilleain 5y ago
Exactly this. There are many patterns that can be constructed by drawing a regular array of circles, then connecting various intersection points with lines, then erasing the original circles.
As it happens, I sometimes find that the same drawing can be achieved by a simpler construction path that involves (say) only midpoints of squares, which makes life a lot easier.
- thaumasiotes 5y agoHow do you find the midpoint of a square without drawing circles?
- whatshisface 5y agoDraw the diagonals.
- thaumasiotes 5y agoThat will work, but you need to have the entire square already marked. (As opposed to e.g. one or two of the sides marked and representing a hypothetical square.)