Security envelope patterns come in different patterns. Usually, they are small and tightly packed, covering the whole interior of the envelope to obfuscate the contents. It was a pleasant surprise to receive this envelope security pattern of widely spaced polygons.
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| It's a tee shirt! |
This blue polygon pattern has been mirrored left-right and up-down. The tiny diamond in the center is the lower-right, lower-left, upper-right, and upper-left corner, respectively, of the pattern after the horizontal and vertical flipping and tiling.
Some sketchy V and H flips and overlays give a rough draft view of a more complete polygon security pattern.
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| . . . flipped and overlaid . . . |
This rough sketch demonstrates the result of enthusiastic polygon pattern and line matching.
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| adjusting lines to meet |
It is possible to continue the process and create even denser patterns.
NIce re-assembly of the design in fullness!
ReplyDeleteWith this envelope, the overall pattern is so broad and widely spaced that a portion of it is lost because of the envelope window and edge folds.
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