Given any three tangent circles, there are exactly two other circles that are tangent to the three circles. Starting from three big tangent circles of the same size, use recursion
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Colored Apollonian Gasket with Python TurtleColored Apollonian Gasket with Python Turtle
Draw the Apollonian Gasket with colors:
Apollonian Gasket with Python TurtleApollonian Gasket with Python Turtle
Given any three tangent circles, there are exactly two other circles that are tangent to the three circles. In this project, we are drawing one of the two tangent circles
Colored Sierpinski Pentagon with Python TurtleColored Sierpinski Pentagon with Python Turtle
Draw a colored version of Sierpinski Pentagon.
Sierpinski Pentagon with Python TurtleSierpinski Pentagon with Python Turtle
Use recursion to draw the following Sierpinski Pentagon. This project is closed related to Pentaflake Fractal. The difference is the in Pentaflake we also draw an upside down Pentaflake recursively.
Box Fractal with Python TurtleBox Fractal with Python Turtle
Use recursion to draw the following Box Fractal shape.
Tutorial: Random Island Generator with Python TurtleTutorial: Random Island Generator with Python Turtle
In this tutorial we are going to show how to draw random islands with Python Turtle. The idea is similar to the Koch Snowflake project with added randomness. Instead of
Random Island Generator with Python TurtleRandom Island Generator with Python Turtle
Use recursion to draw random islands. Related Projects:Random Cloud GeneratorRandom Mountain GeneratorRandom City Skyline Generator
Koch Snowflake Tessellation with Python TurtleKoch Snowflake Tessellation with Python Turtle
Arrange Koch Snowflakes to fill the screen.
Blue Sky, Mountain, and Clouds with Python TurtleBlue Sky, Mountain, and Clouds with Python Turtle
Knowing how to draw random mountains and random clouds, draw a scene that combines both. You may want to check out these tutorials for this project:Drawing random cloudsDrawing random mountains