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 Though is the composition of the pattern simple central structure, the complexity comes from the structure and the way, the patterns with each other connected are. This provokes 3dimensionality, on the way, that putting facets together by different angles provokes the look of broken lines and broken shapes.
-===Andreas Dietrich: Street===
+===Andreas Dietrich: Pavement===
-Streets with paving stones have often an interesting pattern. The smallest part of it is the stone itself, but here no stone is like the others. Because the shape of the stones is irregular, the composition consists of small and big stones and between all of them is more or less sand.
+Pavements have often paving stones. The are many patterns available. In this example the pavement consists of two rectangle. Both have the same heights. The bigger one has a width of the height times two. The width and the height of the smaller one is equal.
-[[File:StonePattern.jpg]]
+To Draw this shapes:<br />
+Begin with the bigger one. Place three of them next to each other. Go the height of the rectangles downwards and to the rectangle, which is on the left. Begin on the left side with the smaller rectangle. Place two bigger rectangles next to it. Finally place a new smaller rectangle next to one of them.
+Go the height of the rectangles downwards and to the rectangle, which is on the left.
+Repeat this steps, if you want.
+[[File:ProcessingStone.JPG]]
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