This page describes a raytraced, 35x35 entire-board seki.

• Click here to see a 710x710 version of the image, suitable for sending to a t-shirt printer like artapart.com (I make no money if you contact them about this)
• Click here to see the sgf (or view it in an SGF viewer if you've configured your browser appropriately). With this, you can easily create your own, more traditional image if you have a suitable sgf viewer to do screen captures of.
• Click here to see a more traditional board generated with cgoban 2.x, again 710x710.
• Click here to see a very nontraditional raytraced glass on metal board generated using pov ray, again 710x710.
• If someone knows who originally designed this 35x35 seki pattern, I'd love to be informed who it was. ISTR it was a java applet that I took a screenshot of years ago.
• I eventually converted it to sgf format, and from there converted it into a raytraceable scene description based on Andreas Rover's sdl_go pov ray stuff.
• You can download the source for generating this image using pov ray here. With this you could fairly easily change the kind of stones, the kind of wood, the size of the image, and so on - but note that the code uses pov ray, python and make (python and make come with most linux variants, and can be downloaded for almost any OS. Pov ray is available as a download for almost any OS.

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