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This is one of my first maps which has it’s source imagery made beyond the scope of a normal tessellation. Back in December I was preparing the source imagery for Lincoln Memorial Quilt<\/a>, I decided to try something completely new in photoshop. I used the 45 degree rotated imagery of the Lincoln Memorial as a frame around circular cutout of the first derivative of the Superdome Quilt<\/a>. I liked this tile (I think I am going to use the word tile<\/em> from now on) so much that I actually saved the tile as something I was going to print out as is, but now I have a derivative tiling that I will definitely<\/em> print out.<\/p>\n

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