damion:~/www$ lynx -dump -nolist unicursus.html
With the hexagonal
Romulijana labyrinth as a base,
I then wanted to add
Reims-style bastions to it.
The esoteric and grandiose name
Unicursus of Eternity comes from the fact that this labyrinth will be used as a mana-sigil in a fictional
machinima that I am creating for my children.
Further, with an eye toward teaching my children programming in the future,
I rendered the
Unicursus [and its surrounding circles] using the
Python programming language,
as I consider Python to be the ideal instructional language due to its designed ease of use combined with its real-world usefulness.
The code to render the
Unicursus is not just for my children though;
anyone who desires to indulge in the exploratory spirit of "cybermancy" as envisioned on this site is free to download and play with the
code for the Unicursus.
(If you then produce a new labyrinth that we find particularly appealing,
we may add it to this site.)
Inspired by images of magical seals from medieval grimoires,
I then used the
GIMP image manipulator to add glyphs for one of the names of the Preservatrix goddess.