The topic for this class is the most simple, most basic method of creating tessellations and patterns. It’s the method most taught in grade school or high school, and usually involved scissors and cardboard. But none of these antique tools here, (not that there’s anything wrong with that!). We will be using an iPad and stylus.
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The possibilities are endless with this design. Truly had fun designing this one. The fins are great for those challenging areas within symmetry group P1. Would look interesting on fishing gear!
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The canines reluctantly agreed to pose, for a fee, with the product they were modelling for. Continue reading
A fantasy creature I sketched a few years ago. Refined it recently. All is not as it seems at first glance. Continue reading
Sketched this Ocean Spray Surf tessellation a few years ago. Quite peaceful in colour, yet invigorating in movement. Continue reading
Repeating a shape, left to right and up to down is the simplest of symmetry systems. A translation in techno talk. Continue reading
Two brothers, one called Black, the other called Decker. The Black and Decker felines. Continue reading
Two dogs are always better than one. They play together. Best friends. Continue reading
Deciding which symmetry group to use for a specific design can be hit and miss. And try again. You can narrow it down Continue reading
Most simple of all symmetry systems. A translation of your design both vertically and horizontally. That’s it! Continue reading