Tessellating Pentagons Types 1–5: Karl Reinhardt, 1918

Deke studies Karl Reinhardt's pentagons in Adobe Illustrator, and turns them into tessellating patterns to show prove it all true.

Introducing the Pentagon Patterns

Deke begins his foray into understanding the mysterious tessellating pentagons.

Deke continues to explore the wonders of his new favorite Illustrator feature, the Puppet Warp tool.

Deke shows his favorite new feature in Illustrator CC 2018, the Puppet Warp tool.

Deke uses Photoshop layer effects and masking machinations to open a portal to another galaxy.

Deke uses Photoshop's Content Aware Fill command to open a portal through a 3D Object he created in Illustrator.

Deke uses the powerful combination of Photoshop and Illustrator to make a movie poster combining E.T. and Jurassic Park.

Deke colorizes the moon in Photoshop to create one reminiscent of the E.T. movie poster.

Deke creates a type effect in Adobe Illustrator that makes the letters look like keyboard keys.

Deke uses layers of black or white set to the Soft Light blend mode in Illustrator in order to simulate a Photoshop Levels adjustment layer.

Deke uses the easily changeable nature of Illustrator's dynamic effects and tones down the out-of-control puzzle piece he's been working on.

Deke wraps up his warped, extruded, blended letter puzzle with a fishy twist.