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    Platonic Chess

    The five Platonic solids are a tetrahedron, a cube, an octahedron, an icosahedron, and a dodecahedron. In addition to being geometrically pure, the five solids possess congruent faces, edges and angles. I guess that's really cool.

    Patricia Towers
    uses the five Platonic solids and a buckyball in her Platonic Chess set. She lists molecular structure, black and white opposition, architectural imagery, Noguchi, and structural geometry as several of her inspirations. This was a finalist in the 2005 Isamu Noguchi Chess Design Competition. It's aesthetically pleasing and the pawns' reflection off the board looks like ninja stars.



    via www.yankodesign.com


    Anyway, have you watched Code Geass? (IMO, "Geass" is pronounced "gas," so when you say "I will unleash my gas on you," or "I will shoot my gas into your eye," you can LOL). The kid to the left just got hit with gas.


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