The seed of the Dragon Curve consists of two line segments of equal length with a right angle between them. The Dragon Curve emerges if you repeatedly replace each line segment with the seed of the curve, following certain rules regarding the orientation.
In this video I vary the shape of the seed.
In the first part the angle between the line segments streches from 60° to 180°.
In the second part, the angle is always right, but the line segments do not have the same length. So the middle vertex follows the Thales circle of the line from one end to the other.
Music: Beginning of "Great Expectations" by Kai Engel
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