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Discover the world of tessellations with an art project inspired by M.C. Escher. Learn how to create intricate designs using repeated elements and color schemes. The activity involves painting a modified color wheel and crafting a tessellation pattern around it to enhance color transitions and value scales. Recommended for art enthusiasts and students alike.
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Bell Ringer (5 minutes!) • What is your first response to this drawing? • Describe what you see in complete sentences. • Do you like this drawing? Why or why not.
M.C. Escher &Tessellations • Name: Date: Per
Pattern • Principle of Art; Repeated elements to create a design or surface texture
Tessellation • A type of pattern where each piece fits exactly into the next like a puzzle
M.C. Escher • An artist who used optical illusions, “impossible spaces” and tessellations to create ‘mind bending’ imagery • 1898-1972
What will I do next? • Draw out and paint a modified color wheel on a square piece of paper • Create a “tessellation” pattern around your color wheel • Practice color transitions and value scales. • Use 2 color schemes together to paint the shapes around your color wheel • Time: approximately 2 weeks