In a previous post on Interactive Voronoi, we duplicated points by rotating them around the center as part of the Voronoi Kaleidoscope.  I learnt that this is quite similar to how Mandalas...

I learnt about Voronoi diagrams while working on a previous post.  In that post, all the seeds were generated randomly.  I wanted to try something a bit more interactive so I have mor...

Towards the end of previous posts on Sliders and Bézier Curve Animations, we could draw Polygon Whirls for any regular or irregular convex polygon using a recursive method.  I wanted to se...

In a previous post on Polygon Stacks, I wanted to use sliders similar to Spiral Stack to make them interactive.  However, at that point, I did not know how to create such sliders i...

In a previous post about Trees, I used straight lines and parts of circles to create curves.  Since then, I am learning more about curves and came across Bézier curves.  I liked t...

While searching for interesting patterns with polygons, I came across Spiral Triangle and Spiral Stack by Mike Bostock that I really liked.  I wanted to reproduce these in Python Turtle an...

I learnt about recursion.  There are lots of examples of drawing trees using recursion and Python Turtle.  I wanted to try these and also see if I can do something different that wasn...

Rectangular I wanted to draw checkerboards in Python Turtle.  To get a filled polygon in Turtle, it has to be drawn entirely in one go as a closed shape.  The common type of che...

Simple spirals While playing with Python Turtle, I came across drawing simple spirals with polygons rotating within themselves.  I liked how we could get so many patterns by making sma...