Project Description: In this project, I created tesselation pattterns and tiles, similar to the Alhambra in Spain. On the stage, I used over 64 tesselation tiles, and I made 2 patterns (the first when the 1 key is clicked, and vice versa for the second pattern).
Project Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1138507287
Project Description: In this project, we did the Alhambra Tessellations, mimicking the palace full of Tessellations in Spain. We used 1 sprite, but two costumes (the costumes had a shape of a rhombus). We had to use at least 64 tiles on the screen. When we clicked on the first key, the 1st pattern appears, and vice versa for the second and the third patterns.
Project Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1140712018
Project Description: In this project, I created triangular tessellations. We cut the
Project Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1143446875
STRENGTHS:
My choice of colors were very vibrant and stood out because of the contrast
My size proportions were perfect; there was no overlap
UNDERSTANDINGS:
Shapes close together, in a repeated pattern without gaps or overlapping
Some shapes that don't tessellate are the pentagon, circle, and the octagon
We did the mushroom-scale cut, which used a rhombus, ellipses, and a square. For this tessellation, we reflected side A (right side of triangle) and side B (left side) and half of side C onto the right side of side C (bottom side).