Understanding Art Approaches - 6 Gracious by Miss Sunitha

s_sunitha_pillay — 2025-07-27 07:25:29 UTC

TASK B: Discover-as-you-go approach

Step1: Look at the materials you have in front of you.

Step 2: Come up with a Geometric pattern using the materials and draw your design in your worksheet in pencil.

Step 3: Now try to create what you have drawn using the materials.

Step 4: Take a picture using the Ipad and Upload on padlet.

s_sunitha_pillay — 2025-07-27 07:27:41 UTC

TASK A: Plan-First Approach

Step1: Look at the materials you have in front of you.

Step 2: Experiment with the materials and form a Organic pattern using the materials

Step 3: Take a picture of your creation using the Ipad and upload on padlet.

Step 4: Draw the artwork you created in your worksheet using pencil.

s_sunitha_pillay — 2025-07-27 07:34:47 UTC

Write your names and register numbers on the first post!

s_sunitha_pillay — 2025-07-27 07:40:31 UTC

Group Reflection:

1) What do you already know (prior knowledge) about the approach or patterns that connects to these designs created today? (CONNECT)

2) How do you think you can extend your understanding about this approach? Is geometric patterns always used when we use plan-first approach? Is organic patterns always used when we do discover-as-you-go approach? Share your thoughts. (EXTEND)

3) What is hard to understand? What questions do you still have? (CHALLENGE)

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Zeyuan(18),Karel(14),Adeline(19),Shiying(22)

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Anne (2), Audrey (3), Glenise (8), Jeni (29)

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Jayven(11) Zhong Han(4) Mikail(17) Zach(36)

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Sean(26), Jaydan(10), Josiah(12), Boyu (9)

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Elsa(6), Kara(13), Kesha(15), Theodora(16) (^0^)

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Chenkai(7), Yuchen(28), Frank(38) and Daniel(35)

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Mirelle (21), Audris (30), Thea (31),Yuxi (37)

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Shanya Wong 27, Janelle Peh 23, Wei Yi Eleen 33, Yang Xinru 34

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Queena(20), Ziyan(32), Rachel(24), Darren(5)

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Discover - as - you - go approach

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Theodora(16), Elsa(6)

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Geometric pattern

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Plan first approach.

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Geometric pattern

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More views :3

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Organic pattern

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Organic pattern

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Task B Discover as you go

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Group 4 : Geometric shapes （city of towers）

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Discover-as-you-go approach

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Organic pattern¿

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winnie the pooh land

By kesha and kara, 15 &13

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Zach and Mikail

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reflection:

it wAs really refresHing to do the discover-as-you go approach and to bE honest it was a little weird becAuse the materials were kind of redundant aS there were too many of the same kind of things but yEah it was nicee

2025-07-31 00:59:25 UTC

Theodora, Elsa, Kara, Kesha

1) I know that geometric patterns are planned and made using shaped e.g. circle, square etc. I also know that organic patterns are random.

2) We can create more artworks with this approach and gain more experience. No. It does not matter what approach you use as you can create both geometric and organic patterns.

3) Nothing is hard to understand and we have no questions :)

2025-07-31 00:59:34 UTC

1)we know that for the discover as u go approach artists will experiment with their artworks first

2) We can research more on these understanding of the approach. Yes. I think so.

3) I do not have a lot of questions right now.

2025-07-31 00:59:45 UTC

1.We know that we see them in everyday life.

I think that we can try to make more artwork with geometric or organic shapes, and think about it more.
We could not think of how to arrange the materials.

2025-07-31 00:59:48 UTC

It was very nice getting to be creative. We created different artworks using geometric and organic patterns. Very great experience.🥶🥶🥶🥶😩

2025-07-31 01:00:22 UTC

I feel that this task was not really successful because there was not enough time to think of the idea and draw it out. Sometimes, it is also difficult to think of there organic pattern ideas. I think that we can specifically be assigned patterns (for the plan first approach)

2025-07-31 01:00:41 UTC

We felt a sense of pride after this activity as we managed to do it quickly and showed teamwork . As we proceeded in doing the activity , some of the challenges we faced are limited sense of creativity and objects to use . We also found out that geometric patterns have limited objects but easier to plan and draw, but organic patterns are easy to design (on the spot) and harder to portray it on paper after that. I think that the plan-first approach is better for us . If we are given an another chance to do this , we will definitely participate in this one again as it is very meaningful.

2025-07-31 01:00:41 UTC

Geometric patterns are regular and neat while organic patterns are irregular and messy. We can experiment more to see what shapes will appear. Geometric patterns are not always used as you can plan an organic pattern too. You can also discover as you go when making a geometric pattern. We did not know where to start sometimes.

2025-07-31 01:00:53 UTC

Geometric patterns are usually, but not always, planned-out.

Organic are an experimentation of objects with unusual shapes and lines. It depends on the artist art preference to plan out or discover as you go. All of us have different preferences. It is hard to communicate together.

2025-07-31 01:01:09 UTC

Jayven and Zhong Han

1) This organic approach is very freestyle so we can do whatever we want with the organic materials. Organic approach is also shapes that is not always straight and is abstract.

I think that organic patterns can be better understood if we continue exploring.