How to make patterns that never repeat → Penrose tiling

The Penrose tiling was first described in the 70's by Sir Roger Penrose. It is called an "aperiodic" tiling, because it cannot be constructed by simply repeating a block. Apart from being mathematically fascinating, it also creates gorgeous patterns, which is why we built it into Repper.

[cathyhayt]

I love the diamond Penrose too. Thanks for making the seamless version.

[taniayager]

I've had plenty of eye balls on my Penrose patterns and know that it is a popular style of design. This app is absolutely brilliant! I intend to develop many eye catching patterns for my print on demand products. I had several adult colouring books which went into the bestsellers in 2016 and have used the designs I generated in earlier pattern generators or from my own illustrations. I transferred those designs and used Repper app to create some stunning print on demand products. With all the Repper functions the design creation results are incredibly unique.

[toclass]

totally awesome! just subscribed to your channel. p.s. I am definitely interested in the premium version, but the coupon code on your about page does not work.

[petrosinoz]

Good stuff: The beauty of Mathematics. Was your shirt design done with Repper?

[Beautyandcookmania-upsm]

Hi
Make pattern design in mobile? On repper