Tessellations Escher was an artist, but not your everyday typical type of artist. He wasn't a no Monet, the famous artist working with watercolors and painting flowers. Better yet he was no Michelangelo, studying the human body and sculpting beautiful images of the human. He was trained as a architect, but M.C. Escher was far from a Frank Lloyd Wright; he never designed magnificent houses and buildings. Many of his work though, was based on the designs of ancient animals and buildings. Tessellation In Mathematics Tessellations have been well know since ancient human cultures and can also be found in the mother earth, but tessellations haven’t had a be....

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