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Version 1.0 · 2017-04-28
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2017-04-28.








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Create geometric variations of ornamental patterns. Encounter a fascinating world of form, shape and color. Create 3D models, kinematic kaleidocycles, spirals, circle limit pictures á la Escher, animated gifs, videos in endless loops and much more. Be mesmerised, hypnotised, challenged and thrilled. Discover a world beyond limits.
The iOrnament Crafter is an app that allows you to create transformations and deformations of geometric patterns. Not only does it come with a huge collection of gorgeous patterns, but you can also import seamless ornamental art from the iOrnament App, or, with an in-app purchase, import your own photos! The Crafter lets you create new artwork from these images in various ways:
Build 3D Models:
– create ornamental platonic solids
– experience kinematic kaleidocycles
– give them a unique touch by your own artwork…
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