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I think pattern have a lot of different meaning and be used in many fields, but they all have a same concept. Pattern has the structures in a consistent, and regular manner. For example, Business can identify data pattern, like … Continue reading →

  There’s a difference when it comes to defining pattern and texture, but the two seem to be often linked together in artwork. This photo is great example of how patterns are made up of dots and lines. Patterns can … Continue reading →

Pattern and texture are often intertwined in graphic design. Pattern can be described simply as a repetitive design. The variations (of color, size, spacing, and so on) incite different emotions and uses. The following photo is a good depiction of … Continue reading →

  This garage is covered in lots of textures, both virtual and physical. Tangibly, the garage door is made of a grid of license plates, which most people know to be smooth metal with raised numbers and letters, and sometimes … Continue reading →

Before reading the definition for “texture” in Graphic Design The New Basics, my prior knowledge for texture in terms of art; was that it gave the object more depth. An object could be ‘flat’, in which it looks smooth and dull. … Continue reading →

Pattern is created when points and lines come together to create a plane, and then the planes are placed together to create one cohesive image with a pattern. Patterns are repetitions, although they are sometimes not readily apparent to the … Continue reading →

A pattern is a repeating set of individual elements such as shapes lines or objects that are centered around the concepts of points, lines, and grids used to make a whole “piece” or pattern. In the Image that I attached, … Continue reading →

A pattern, to me, is the basic building structure based off the repetition of lines, planes, and dots, but the purpose for patterns could vary depending on the use/reason of the pattern. On the right, a sashimi dish, is a great example … Continue reading →