A link to the making of the link:
Sol Lewitt's wall drawings but coding.
Twenty-four lines from the center,
twelve lines from the midpoint of each of the sides,
twelve lines from each corner.
The length of the lines and their placement are determined by the drafter.
On a wall surface,
any continuous stretch of wall,
using a hard pencil,
place fifty points at random.
The points should be evenly distributed over the area of the wall.
All of the points should be connected by straight lines
This QR code actually works as a link to this very page you are viewing.
Six-part drawing.
The wall (screen) is divided horizontally and vertically into six equal parts.
1st part: On red, blue horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a circle within which are yellow vertical parallel lines;
2nd part: On yellow, red horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a square within which are blue vertical parallel lines;
3rd part: On blue, yellow horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a triangle within which are red vertical parallel lines;
4th part: On red, yellow horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a rectangle within which are blue vertical parallel lines;
5th part: On yellow, blue horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a trapezoid within which are red vertical parallel lines;
6th part: On blue, red horizontal parallel lines, and in the center, a parallelogram within which are yellow vertical parallel lines.
The horizontal lines do not enter the figures.
Planning Sketches:
