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Tessellations

Tessellations. Using the principles of design….Patterns, balance, and Repetition. What are the principles of design. They are balance, pattern, emphasis, rhythm, unity, movement, variety and proportion They help us effectively organize our paper! This allows us to communicate visually!.

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Tessellations

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  1. Tessellations Using the principles of design….Patterns, balance, and Repetition

  2. What are the principles of design • They are balance, pattern, emphasis, rhythm, unity, movement, variety and proportion • They help us effectively organize our paper! This allows us to communicate visually!

  3. What are the elements of art • Line, shapes, color, texture, space, form and value. • We use them to describe art and to create our “space”

  4. What are tessellations • A tessellation is created when a shape is repeated over and over again covering a plane without any gaps or overlaps

  5. a tessellation of triangles • a tessellation of squares • a tessellation of hexagons

  6. Who made them and why? • Tessellations involve the use of mathematical skills that help us organize our area (in our case paper) • Tessellations have been used for different reasons… • Egyptians-patterns for tiling • Modern artists-type of art

  7. Some examples of tessellations

  8. Now how do you make one? • You must make a grid on a piece of paper • 5th grade: squares : Slice method • 6th grade: Slice method • 7th grade: Radial design/Gap method • 8th grade: Radial design/gap method

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