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Who Doesn’t Like Owls?

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Wall mosaic from the Mosque of Al Burdayni in Cairo, produced in the 17th century. Via.

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Wall mosaic from the Mosque of Al Burdayni in Cairo, produced in the 17th century. Via.

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Cellular Automata for the C64 by Ian Adam & Transactor Magazine (1987).

A cellular automaton consists of a regular grid of cells, each in one of a finite number of states, such as on and off (in contrast to a coupled map lattice). Via wikipedia.

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Praça dos Restauradores (Lisbon). The square is dedicated to the restoration of the independence of Portugal in 1640. Photo by Simon Zino.

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Mosaic border designs from a Sicilian church, produced in the 12th century. Via.

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Zoologischer Garten U Bhan, Berlin

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Ceramic tile pavement design from Higham Ferreers, Northamptonshire, produced in 1340. Via

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Patchwork quilt design produced in the 1870s by Unknown

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Marylee McMurray Lament, Music in Elementary Education: Enjoy, Experience and Learn (1976). Via.

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Lisbon’s small polished stones by Esther Schulze-Tsatsas (2012).
Photos by Dimitrios Tsatsas.

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Fish Grids forever! By Jo Edkins.

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‘Counter-Composition’ by Theo van Doesburg (1925)

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Mary Martin

Permutation, 1965

Pen and ink on paper

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Works by Siggi Eggertsson. He’s been working with this textmodey illustration style for about a decade. Plenty more at Siggi Eggertsson dottt com.