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Two-way Layout

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A design in which half the motifs face an opposite direction, for example, up and down. See also two-directional design.

Example(s) of Two-way Layout
An example of a one-way layout
An example of a two-way layout
An example of a four-way layout
One-way, two-way, and four-way layouts created with Artlandia SymmetryWorks.
 
An example of a two-way layout created in SymmetryMill
A two-way layout based on the George F. Angas
painting created in Artlandia SymmetryMill. See how »
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