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Friday, July 25, 2008

Wednesday, 09/07/08
Today, we started on a new project. A few days ago, we were told to choose a favourite section in our ontography drawings, zoom in and print it out. From the start, we need to draw a square of 100mm X 100mm in the middle of a paper and then cut it out. From that, we got a frame. We are to place the zoomed in ontography paper behind the frame and move to find a spot that we think is nice and interesting within the square.

After that, we placed a piece of tracing paper on it and draw out what we've seen. Again, place another tracing paper on it and draw what we've seen with the lines touching the edges and sides. That is 1. We need to make sure that there's layers in the drawing. Draw the mirror of 1 and it is underscore 1. Change the layer of 1 and it turns to 1a. Draw the mirror of 1a and it is underscore 1a. We are to repeat the same sequence to make 2, 3 and 4. This means that we will have 16 tessellations at the end of making 1, 2, 3 and 4. Paste the 16 tessellations on an A1 paper.

We need to make 3 tessellations of 400mm X 400mm each on A1 paper.


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