Angle design

Came across these interesting variations of the great Josef Muller Brockmann’s Beethoven poster and was pleased to see the alternate use of negative space. These variations were created durin…

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Gemstone tattoos are magical tattoos that are infused with gemstone dust, which enhance the physical capabilities of the person they are tattooed upon. The process of making gemstone tattoos was invented by the Ki'Nau.[1] The tattoos alter a person's physical capabilities, either increasing an ability score, or granting resistance to a damage type, depending on the gemstone used.[2] A creature can only have one such tattoo.[3] The gem dusts in the amounts listed below are the ones currently…

a tattoo i want :3 lol drawn by me i got inspiration to draw this from chobits volume 7 or so... i'm not sure i don't have my manga with haha Angel. tattoo

The Airbus Ventures logo features two overlapping geometric shapes forming an abstract mountain or a stylized letter "A." The deep navy blue color scheme exudes a professional and modern feel. The first shape is a right-angled triangle with its hypotenuse on the left and the smallest angle pointing downwards. The second shape follows the sloping right side of the triangle and curves inward to form a peak, creating an interlocking effect. This minimalistic design is bold and simple, making…

Have you ever looked at a snowflake? It's made up of a TON of angles! While we have yet to see a flurry of white flakes falling where we live, that doesn't mean that a little winter weather-inspired math practice wasn't in order. My son has learned right angles at school but that's it. I figured we could step it up a notch. I gave him a protractor and watched for curiosity to sweep across his face. Sure enough, it did. Then I explained that right angles are 90 degrees, obtuse angles are…