Kevin Sweeney

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[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

@IrishRail are there any darts running this morning? Nothing showing on any of the apps.

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

@johnbalestrieri I've been using swift & coregraphics for all my stuff the past few months :)

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

Pretty certain this would look better in a single colour too

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

No thought process with the colours here, I just used em all!
Sakura gelly roll metallic.
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[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

Also, I've quickly come to realise taking pictures of plots is not that easy

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

Hopefully gonna find time to plot some of these with my new markers later :)

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

new markers :) #plottertwitter

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Heres the full set of tiles used in that plot

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Some form of Truchet tiling. Staedtler pigment liner 0.2 on bristol paper #plottertwitter

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

Those diagonal lines are supposed to be equidistant from each other. There's still a tiny bit of "play" in the pen mechanism that's very evident with parallel lines when it pushes the pen vs pulls it.

I guess this is something you don't have to worry about with an axidraw?

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

@clefts https://t.co/iHDHjiHtIN

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

Blue white and yellow Derwent paint pen #plottertwitter

[Kevin Sweeney @KevinsPlots]

@clefts @PlotterTweeter I don't have to remove any of the paths, these drawings are made up of a grid of square tiles that have connecting or non connecting sides. When determining what tile to place in a position - you check its bordering tiles for constraints. Its called Truchet Tiling!