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3 comments:
math is evil. period. so is algrebra and geometry (i spelled that wrong oh well) but that is such an AWESOME picture, how'd you do it?
I scanned the pictures I had drawn of all the geometric figures I could. Dotted lines are symetry and solid are diagonals and when they are the same one it's some combination of the two. If you're asking how as in how did I get the sides more or less equal, I used circles. And all of the many-sided shapes after pentagon have the same perimiter. I happen to dissagree, also - I like math, haven't come in contact with algebra yet but since it sounds like there are mind games I bet it will be fun, and if that's geometry I love it. :P
~Cat
Whoops... You mean the display pic? I used the shapes in photoshop elements to make a butterfly and a cat, and then I took the vector mask off the cat (I don't know what that means either) so I could erase it without erasing the butterfly which retained it's vector mask appearently because it was editable, and volia! catterfly.
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