Assignment-2.3

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REPETITION and VARIATION - 3


Given: 7 rectangles, 13 triangles, 5 parallelograms and 5 circle

Asked: Using the given design elements, make a 2D design organization on black cardboard (28.5 x 42cm). The exact dimentions of these elements are yours to decide. You should vary the scale of the elements, but not their propotions. he design elements should be in white and a single shade of grey color.


Criticism: While they are on the diagonal line there are very problemetic things. They are flying. background has not an exact shape. Background are also should be variation of themselves.


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