1.Pattern is an underlying structure that organizes surfaces or structures in a consistent, regular manner.
2.Patterns exist in nature as well AS IN DESIGN OBJECTS; IT IS USEFUL TO LOOK AT THE PARALLELS.
3. PATTERNS CAN BE REPEATING SHAPES OR A SHAPE FORM OR CAN BE LIKE A "SKELETON" MEANING THAT ORGANIZES PARTS OF THE DRAWING,
4.THEIR IS SPIRAL PATTERNS .
5.THEY CAN BE SEEN from the scale of galaxies on the opening 'fiddlehead' buds of ferns, to the forms of microscopic animals.
6.packing and cracking is the way in which compacted cells define eacho thers shape.
7. Branching is a form of pattwering in the plant world, but can also be seen in geological formations such as river deltas and certain cyrstalline formations.
8.Flow can be seen in water, stone and the growth of trees.
9. there are many different patterns you can use.
10. Patterns are different shapes and different ways to put them in paintings, drawings, etc.
2.Patterns exist in nature as well AS IN DESIGN OBJECTS; IT IS USEFUL TO LOOK AT THE PARALLELS.
3. PATTERNS CAN BE REPEATING SHAPES OR A SHAPE FORM OR CAN BE LIKE A "SKELETON" MEANING THAT ORGANIZES PARTS OF THE DRAWING,
4.THEIR IS SPIRAL PATTERNS .
5.THEY CAN BE SEEN from the scale of galaxies on the opening 'fiddlehead' buds of ferns, to the forms of microscopic animals.
6.packing and cracking is the way in which compacted cells define eacho thers shape.
7. Branching is a form of pattwering in the plant world, but can also be seen in geological formations such as river deltas and certain cyrstalline formations.
8.Flow can be seen in water, stone and the growth of trees.
9. there are many different patterns you can use.
10. Patterns are different shapes and different ways to put them in paintings, drawings, etc.
