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This is another D-Form called a “squaricle.” It is a square and a circle with the same perimeter. The infinite series of D-Forms were conceived by UK designer Tony Wills and the mathematics to describe them is being worked out by John Sharp, also of the UK.
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Leather
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Novice
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Jan 9, 2008, 05.02 AMby kasia26
I love making pillows. As a math/science geek I am definitively going to explore the D-forms. Thanks for another great idea!
Jan 8, 2008, 03.49 PMby nycdesigner
I think you should just Google the creators and start from there.
Jan 8, 2008, 01.06 PMby soyouz
Hi! I like those D-forms things, the colors and texture you used to make them, and the fact that 2 of my fav themes(proper word??) meet in an unpredictable way (maths/physics and sewing/design)
What made you want to make those pillows? This is a great idea, can you provide a pertinent link on the D-forms! This is good and original work!!!