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Image 9.16
Golden Section
sample – light to dark.
Diagonal lines have been drawn to show the spiralling and from these you
can see the perfectly formed rectangles.
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Image 9.15
Golden Section
sample– dark to light.
Diagonal lines have been drawn to show the spiralling and from these you
can see the perfectly formed rectangles.
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Images 9.14
Same strips arranged
into different designs.
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Images 9.13
Same strips arranged
into different designs.
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Images 9.12
Same strips arranged
into different designs.
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Images 9.11
Same strips arranged
into different designs.
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Images 9.10 – 9.14
Same strips arranged
into different designs.
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Image 9.9
The design
created in image 9.4 was cut up into diagonal (45o) strips and
arranged randomly into a pattern.
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Image 9.8
The photocopies
from 9.6 were cut into strips. A log
cabin patchwork design was created by placing the strips at right angles to
form the pattern.
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Image 9.7
The block was cut
into equal strips and every alternate strip was moved to for a staggered
design.
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Image 9.6
Another tonal
Fibonacci block was glued down and two photocopies were produced. One copy was placed up side down next to the
original.
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Image 9.5
The sections were
then flipped to make the design shown.
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Image 9.4
One patterned and
one plain paper were cut into strips using the Fibonacci sequence, arranged
alternatively and then glued down. The
design was then cut vertically using the Fibonacci sequence and a small gap was
left between each section.
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Image 9.3
These papers were
then rearranged in a different way, some light to dark and some dark to light.
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Image 9.2
The above papers
were then cut vertically using the Fibonacci sequence and a small gap was left
between each section.
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Image 9.1
Patterned papers were
graded into tonal value, cut into Fibonacci series and glued down horizontally.
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