Connect the coin's vertices into lines, then bucket-fill regions. Design the K as a 1-2-1 tile arrangement on the 10-groove coin, then send it back to Designee.
Draw: tap a vertex to start, tap the next to lay a line, keep tapping to chain. Tap
↵ End line to lift the pen, then start a new line anywhere.
Tile: tap a pinned dot to set the tile's tip, then tap the direction to stamp it. The
anchor jumps to the far tip, so tiles chain tip-to-tip — five thin L tiles from the
centre land the far vertex just inside ring 10 (tips reach ≈2 · ≈4 · ≈6 · ≈8 · ≈9.5 units).
↵ End line lifts the anchor.
Layers: the 10 rings are spaced one tile-edge apart. Start with L tiles for the
base layer, then switch to M (÷φ) and S (÷φ²) — every new stamp sits on top of
what's already there, so the mark builds largest-to-smallest.
Fill: switch to 🪣 and tap inside any region enclosed by your lines (like MS Paint).
The K idea: two Diamond tiles (thin, blue) mounted on the coin around a vertical axis; a
golden stroke traces from the centre vertex out along the tile edges to form the K's arms.