Playing+With+Polygons

[|Playing With Polygons] challenged folks to render the figure below in Mathematica:

Please enter your solution, and if you want to, the number of characters in it. Please place your code in a widget, with tags around it. The way to do that is to click the "EDIT" tab on the top right of the page, then click on the "Widget" button (it looks like a TV), then click on "Other HTML" on the lower left of the popup that appears. Paste in your Mathematica code with before it and after it.

[|Sol Lederman] media type="custom" key="9842927" Sam Blake media type="custom" key="9846589" Félix de Chaumont Quitry media type="custom" key="9846603" Achilleas Lazarides media type="custom" key="9846637" Jack Ou - 114 characters. No real math required. media type="custom" key="9846645" Daniel Flatin media type="custom" key="9846661" Matt Henderson media type="custom" key="9843411" Thales Fernandes - 98 characters media type="custom" key="9846551" Thales Fernandes - 86 characters media type="custom" key="9846573" Sander Huisman - 85 characters media type="custom" key="9846229" Sander Huisman - 82 characters media type="custom" key="9846243" Thales Fernandes - 81 charactersmedia type="custom" key="9846271"Mike Croucher - 69 characters (a different approach :) )media type="custom" key="9846277"Mike Croucher - 68 charactersmedia type="custom" key="9846289"Mike Croucher - 29 charactersmedia type="custom" key="9846303"Sander Huisman - 78 charactersmedia type="custom" key="9846315"Francois - 77 charactersmedia type="custom" key="9846319"Eric Brodeur - Only 101 characters (No real Trig, other than Euler’s Equation – More Functional)media type="custom" key="9846389"Francois - 73media type="custom" key="9846403"Mike Croucher - 72 - No ‘cheating’ this time.media type="custom" key="9846425" Eric Brodeur - An interesting digression media type="custom" key="9861691" Thales Fernandes - A Even variation using a personal Polygon Equation: media type="custom" key="9871941"