Fundamentals of Design Emmanuel Acevedo

For my inspiration for this design, I used Harran II by Frank Stella made in 1967.        A major challenge was figuring out what shapes I wanted to change to, I couldn't do circles since it would stress me out trying to utilize the compass, and I couldn't do Hexagons or Octagons since it would take too much time. I eventually settled on Triangles, which is what I changed about the original design. another challenge was the inability to use any sort of colours other than achromatic colours (Shades of Black and White)      Things I changed about the original design other than the previously mentioned shapes, is the lack of any arches in the shapes that were present in the original design, also the pattern is in a different direction, instead of descending from left to right it is ascending from left to right. The only thing that went unchanged from the original design was the Squares  

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Reflections and Information on these artworks will come later, enjoy these for now as is Reflections now added This Drawing above is supposed to show "Coinciding" where 2 forms move closer to become one or a fusion. The Drawing here is supposed to show "Subtraction" Where a Invisible form would overlap with a normal visible (Coloured in Black) form, essentially its a Negative Form overlapping with a Positive Form This drawing here is supposed to show "Union" where 2 forms overlap to become a bigger form. This drawing here is supposed to show "Overlapping" where 2 forms cross over each other, one form appears to be on top of the other forms, I used thin (probably not visible) lines to try to show this. This is supposed to be "Touching" where the edges of 2 forms are touching each other And this is supposed to be "Detachment" which is essentially the opposite of Touching, NO EDGES are touching. I feel like this is the only artw