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Oasis of green/torontos backyard

general idea: an overview of the whole area, make it historical or environmental/community

folk art, simplified, layered on top of one another, very vertical

almost make it look like a human system, from all the buildings, land, and activities to do (continuous loop of areas where every event takes place (like the poster image)

make it look like a map. brochure almost?

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We learned about plants that are native to the area, including jewelweed that shimmers in water, goldenrod which can be made into a tea to combat ragweed aller

(Create a border with the plants found in the works??

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rich historical history, past to present

amount of nature/species that can be found within the neighborhood

amount of community/ gathering Brick Works accumulates

simple, but packed poster?

overview of the whole building/valley birds eye view of it

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pipes/ poles could create industrial pattern/decoration

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kilns lining (half circle with brick border) could be used a pattern around the poster

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for pattern could incorporate use of bricks or more of the industrial buildings/frames found

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historical timeline of it being first discovered, being built, abandoned, now repurposed, etc etc

the focal point of all environmental/sense of community found within Brick Works

involve iconic Valley smoke/building

show how it brings kids to learn about the environment

possibly a very busy or very simple poster, showing either the people or the land (could mix both of them?)

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large involvement within the community

holds multiple events (farmers market, outdoor market, indoor market)

hold activities for young kids to learn about nature

play areas to discover the environment/how to live with it

initiatives for environmental causes

art shows/installments to support locals

brings communities together from fast leisure and sport areas

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Torontos Backyard

public spaces created thoughtfully with nature in mind

large sense of community (farmers market, activities, play)

environmental structure/ large historic background

Importance of having public spaces for people to go to

nature is central to our wellbeing, and that inclusive, green public places reconnect us to what matters most

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historic and contemporary elements, used as a testing ground to incorporate green initiatives

created in 1889 use of clay to create bricks, 1300 women of Wendat used clay to make pottery

trying to create ways to make space for nature to rejuvenate while also allowing humans a space to live

always adapting to allow nature to heal while incorporating human traffic

incorporating regenerative practices into the design of public places helps them heal and grow, much like the human body after an injury. And it’s our testing ground for new ideas for better public places that we can then scale to projects and initiatives across the country

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decorative decives:

SHAPE, PATTERN, REPETITION, RHYTHM, SYMETRY, BALANCE, VARIETY, CROPPING, ECHO and
REPEAT, and SILHOUETTE

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Decorative Imagery

can use brick, lilypads, or apple/veggies as a pattern maybe even tree leaves??

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application of at least 1 pattern (that is created, not sourced) Can be used as a border design
or within the image
- use of silhouette to represent at least 3 elements
- demonstrate use of line-shape-pattern to represent selected elements
- emphasize 2-dimensional, flat surfaces & contours to depict your elements (rather than any
modelled, dimensional volume rendering to depict subjects)

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Keep it 2D

No extreme detail