Patterns

Learning Intention

To explore the application of patterns using lines and dots.
To be able to understand and apply the element of tone.

Success criteria

I can fill a page showing a variety of patterns using lines and dots
I can explain and apply patterns to create differences in tone

Do Now: Elements of Art: Line

In your visual diary, create a value scale using colour pencil. Create at least 7 different tones using only one or

Do Now: Shape & Balance

Elements of Art: Shape

Principles of Design: Balance

In your visual diary, divide the page into two columns:

Geometric
Organic

Draw at least 3 shapes in each column.
Arrange the shapes to create balance on the page.

Label the balance type:

Symmetrical

Asymmetrical

*Shapes are clearly geometric or organic

*Page should shows intentioanl balance

*Balance type is correctly identified and labelled

IDEA DEVELOPMENT

LESSON BREAKDOWN:

Introduction: Collect sketchbooks, complete drawing prompt, teacher does roll. (5 minutes)

Demonstration: Teachers will introduce Patterns as a technique for adding tone.

Independent task: Create a page of sample patterns to pull from in your design, include at LEAST 10 different patterns using lines and shpaes.

Clean up. (5 minutes)

Different Types of Lines

Straight Lines, Curved Lines, Zigzag Lines, Dotted Lines, Dashed Lines (Lines that are broken up into short segments), Thick Lines, Thin Lines, Wavy Lines, Horizontal Lines, Vertical Lines, Diagonal Lines

Here are ten sample patterns you can pull from for your design:

Different types Patterns using Art elements

Geometric Shapes: Simple shapes like triangles, circles, and squares repeated.
Floral Motifs: Drawings of flowers and leaves for a natural look.
Stripes: Straight lines going up and down or side to side in different colors.
Polka Dots: Dots of various sizes spaced evenly for a fun style.
Chevron: Zigzag lines that create movement.
Plaid: Crisscross lines that form a grid pattern.
Waves: Curvy lines that look like ocean waves.
Textured Fabric: Patterns that look like materials like burlap, denim or lace.
Abstract Shapes: Random shapes and colors for a creative design.
Mosaic: Small pieces arranged together like a puzzle.

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Examples

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