fundamentals of design by Anthony

  What was your process like? - Did you achieve the result you wanted? - How did you collaborate with your team to complete the project? - What did you enjoy? - What did you not enjoy? Making this with Ray, John E and kundan was very chaotic working with them in the start but later on was fun working as a group. With first starting with 16 circles on all sides in a T formation then adding on to with the other guys was fun. We choose this image as we all found it very simple and easy which at the time didn't look like a lot of work. When we found out we had to add on to it, we  decided to get rid of some of the negative space. I help out adding triangles around the circles and to the squares in the corner. With the final project looks every nice passing through my simple expectations making it look very cool (On the top rights corner there is supposed a be another yellow square). Some of use cut, tape,  and I  align  the shapes into their place in the p...

M.C. Escher                                        The way M.C Escher uses repetition in his work by repeating the same image or item to form a unique figure.  M.C Escher forms the same shape into a interesting picture by using the same thing with only some differences to make the drawing more interesting. In some drawings looking like the painting is reflected on both side with only some sparse details being switched up. Yayoi Kusama Yayoi Kusama uses her unique way of drawing to her fullest. Kusama uses the repetition of the same shape to make her art pop out. Using stand out colors with a secondary color of black to contrast it. Kusama shapes her shapes into a figure having art that really stands out from other artist. Donald Judd Donald Judd is a minimalist that bleeds into his art, having work with repeating shapes with barely any difference having his art being m...