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STEP 1: Video explanation of Part 3 of Pattern Project (1/2)

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STEP 1: Video explanation of Part 3 of Pattern Project (1/2)

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Step 1 (continued):What to do for next class?

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Step 1 (continued):What to do for next class?

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Step 2: Free-hand Pattern Transformation Tutorial

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Step 2: Free-hand Pattern Transformation Tutorial

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ARt201 - Pattern Transformation (Free hand)

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Pattern Project - Part 3 - Description (PDF)

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If you were marked green, it means you are ready to move forward. If you are marked purple, it means you understood the assignment but didn't spend much time on it, so it is recommended that you experiment more (follow feedback). If you have been marked with pink, it means you missed the point of the assignment and must now repeat it. You are late.

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If you were marked green, it means you are ready to move forward. If you are marked purple, it means you understood the assignment but didn't spend much time on it, so it is recommended that you experiment more (follow feedback). If you have been marked with pink, it means you missed the point of the assignment and must now repeat it. You are late.

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project 2 - part 3

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Project 2 part 3

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latifa - I don't see you transforming your pattern at all. Where the 'transformation' happening. If you have attended today's live session, you know the issues you have now. Otherwise, watch the recordings uploaded on BB.

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Hi Salama, Pattern 1 is interesting. I do have a few comments though. (1) I appreciate you controlling your line weight, (2) your diamond shape could transform a little slower. Maybe there is another step before it completely turns horizontal. (3) I think the square transformation is a little strange, it seems to be changing in size as it is rotating. How about your control the size decrease as you are rotating it. Otherwise, it might be fun to also play with this idea of layering that we discussed in class today (where one shape looks like it's on top or underneath another shape). (3) overall i dont get a sense of movement and dynamic transformation from your pattern. I think you can com eup with something a little more exciting in regards to transformations. What happens if you main (biggest) shape rotates or is skewed?

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Hi Salama, Pattern 1 is interesting. I do have a few comments though. (1) I appreciate you controlling your line weight, (2) your diamond shape could transform a little slower. Maybe there is another step before it completely turns horizontal. (3) I think the square transformation is a little strange, it seems to be changing in size as it is rotating. How about your control the size decrease as you are rotating it. Otherwise, it might be fun to also play with this idea of layering that we discussed in class today (where one shape looks like it's on top or underneath another shape). (3) overall i dont get a sense of movement and dynamic transformation from your pattern. I think you can com eup with something a little more exciting in regards to transformations. What happens if you main (biggest) shape rotates or is skewed?

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Hi Futaim, see video recording for feedback

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Hi Roudha, see video recording for feedback

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HI Maiyassa, I am not sure if you attended class today, but if you did, you probably heard me speak about more complex transformations that you could try - like skewing. Given the simplicity of your base pattern, i suggest you experiment with more complex shape transformations. This is so you can end yo with a pattern that truly transforms in a dynamic way. Also, I only see you working with one shape that becomes thicker. That is not acceptable, you need at least three shapes that transform differently. We covered this in class, if you weren't there, you can watch the videos I will upload on BB. I am giving a purple rating, but I would not suggest going forward without experimenting more rigorously with transforming the different shapes you have created.

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Hi Alia, if you attended the class today, you probably heard me speak about a few things that you need to do for your pattern. The first one is probably apply your transformation on your original pattern. I do not understand, currently, how your shapes are transforming. You need to overlay a tracing paper on top of your original pattern so I could understand what the overall transformation would look like. This looks promising, but I need to see it overlayed on top of the original pattern. One thing to ask yourself as you are going forward, are you being to timid with the transformations? Are there bigger shapes and transformation types that you could try to make a much more dynamic result than what you are currently doing (I see you working with smaller shapes that wont actually make your pattern look much different if you change them, you know?)

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Hi Amna, I think this is the first time I see your pattern, right? I am wondering how you are going to manage with a curved pattern. Remember, the brief requires you to use a ruler for all your lines and shapes. Curved patterns are harder to duplicate precisely, so I do not recommend them. See video recording for more feedback

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Project 2 part 3Maryam Abdulhakim Albudoor

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Project 2 part 3Maryam Abdulhakim Albudoor

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 Project 2 part 3 Maryam Abdulhakim Albudoor

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Hi Alia - I have left feedback for you on the recording to the right. You are not experimenting much with your work. I need to see more progress.

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Hi Alia - I have left feedback for you on the recording to the right. You are not experimenting much with your work. I need to see more progress.

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