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ALT An array of glyphs formed from lines, arcs, squares, and circles. There are two possible squares centered on the middle of the glyph, and two possible similarly sized circles. There are five possible dots, at each cardinal direction and at the center. There are two possible lines, one running vertically and one horizontally. Sometimes when there is only the outer circle we only get a subset of the quarter arcs. Dots do not occur in isolation.

ALT A rainbow of stars of varying numbers of points (from 5 to 12) and varying pointiess (sharper towards the bottom). There are pairs for each pointiness and number of points, varying by whether we draw all the edges or skip some of the interior cross-overs. Five and six pointed stars are boring: you're pretty limited in what you can do there, but once we get down into the high-number of points and high-pointiness range, things get more interesting and variable.

ALT Hyperbolic tesselation of Poincaré circle. Four hexagons meet at each corner. The tiles shrink to nothing towards the circle boundary. Each hexagonal tile has sveral subtiles shrinking towards one corner. A lighting effect gives a little sense of depth to the tiles. Colouring: maroon, orange, BogMyrtle, and HawthornLeaf.















