Tessellation Essays

  • Batman Tessellation Project

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    I started my tessellation project with a three inch by three inch square note card. The first step that I took was to draw a curved line from the top left hand corner to the top right hand corner. Next I cut out the curved line out and taped it to the seam of the card. Then I traced the stencil that I created. Lastly I drew the Batman logo onto the images and colored the images in patterns. Since the month of October I decided to make this tessellation a Halloween theme. I altered

  • M. C. Escher Tessellation Essay

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    Tessellations by M.C. Escher Bryan Long Geometry B Mr. Boby 05/05/2017 “M.C. Escher was a 20th century Dutch illustrator whose innovative works explored echoing patterns, perception, space and transformation.” Escher was born on June 17, 1898, in Leeuwarden, Netherlands. He was influenced by Moorish designs in Spain, he kept designing his work, but this art by Moorish designs "Day and Night" featured interlocking forms and transformation on a surreal canvas. He was later embraced by both communities

  • Mc Escher Analysis

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    to show that you shouldn 't let anyone stop you from pursuing your dreams. Escher is more known as an artist than he is a mathematician because not everyone understands the thought process that goes into some of his work, especially his tessellations. Tessellations are a design created by repeatedly using geometric shapes with no gaps or overlaps between them. He said that, "Mathematicians have opened the gate leading to an extensive domain" in a book he wrote called Regular Division

  • Essay On Human Pattern Seeking Animals

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    PROMT 6→ Humans are pattern seeking animals and we are adept at finding patterns whether they exist or not" (adapted from Michael Shermer). Discuss knowledge questions raised by this idea in two areas of knowledge. - Humans are species who are pattern seeking. Through our ability to distinguish same from different, we are able to create developed surrounding. Understanding these concealed pattern not just allows us to see the world in an unusual way however gives us the vision to see the truths

  • MC Escher And Pablo Picasso: A Comparative Analysis

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    what the artist was feeling at the time that the art was created. In his paintings, he uses different colors to express emotions. The tone of Escher's works, however, is somewhat different. His are very mathematical. They feature, for instance, tessellations, optical illusions,

  • Gloria Ford Gilmer Biography

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    Gloria Ford Gilmer Gloria Ford Gilmer was born in Baltimore, Maryland.The Universities she went to was Morgan State University, University of Pennsylvania, and Marquette University. She earned her B.S. in mathematics from Morgan State University. Gilmer was the first black female on the board of governor of the Mathematical Association of America in 1980-82. In 1985, Gloria co-founded and became the president of the International Study Group of Ethnomathematics, and was leading the field of ethnomathematics

  • Gondwana Research Paper

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    The World we live in has been humanities breeding ground for many generations. Planet Earth is the only planet we know of that Humans and other living things can colonize and survive. Our Earth is divided in to different continents and they contain what we call countries. These continents are distributed around the earth in an even manner, but they were not always separate continents. Over 200 million years ago there was one super continent containing all the continents that we have today, it was

  • How Does Anne Fadiman Use Informal Voice In Night Owl

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    an artist friend… On George’s side there is a meadowlark, brown of back, yellow of breast, with black pectoral V as trig and sporty as the neck of a tennis sweater. On my side there is a snowy owl, more muted in coloration, its feathers a frowzy tessellation of white and black. (Fadiman par. 1) This use of imagery instantly creates a visual representation of ideas in the reader’s mind. Throughout the essay, the use of symbolism is apparent with references to night owls as insomniacs and larks as those

  • Andy Warhol Pop Art Movement

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    created a number of prints which were simply nine multicolored dollar signs in a three by three grid. Another–regarded as the most expensive Warhol painting ever bought–is “Triple Elvis” where Warhol printed onto a large horizontal canvas a repeating tessellation of three silkscreen visage of the famous and pioneering singer and musician Elvis Presley who had major cultural influence and significance. Another figure that warhol created a series on was the communist leader of China, Mao Zedong who died three

  • Personal Narrative Essay: Dog Adoption

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    frises, and other varying breeds of canines from the size of a fist to meter long yardsticks scurried among themselves on the dirt infected white granite floor with turquoise diamonds disrupting the white granite octagons to create a geometric tessellation. The cheery canines greeted visitors, raising their jet black noses to salute like soldiers. Sunlight peered through the window to tickle the dogs with warm embrace. The rays of lemon illuminated four disinterested middle-aged adults wearing vibrant

  • Titanite Research Paper

    1085 Words  | 5 Pages

    Second, the more information on the screen, the more I have an urge to discard most of the peripheral objects to focus and capture the essence of the message. I’m not sure I did it successfully, but it led me to quite a week of practice of minimalism style. Still surprised after 35 weeks in this Geometry of Nature projects! Thanks for the journey little crystal. 09-10. Chiolite #1. Some say it’s a useless mineral. The industry has not found yet a way to exploit it; Gemologists finds it too difficult

  • Personal Narrative: Kaneland Mcdole Elementary School

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    one of the best games in gym, and it was so fun. It is almost the end of the day in which we end with my second favorite lesson. Math with Mr. Berger. Again although my class has been yelled at alot, math was really fun. We learned about tessellation which is formed by repeating one or more shapes so they fit together without leaving any gaps or overlapping. We drew those and it was so fun. After we stopped drawing, we acquired our items and got up to line up to go to our original classrooms

  • Personal Narrative: Kaneland Mcdole Elementary School

    976 Words  | 4 Pages

    one of the best games in gym, and it was so fun. It is almost the end of the day in which we end with my second favorite lesson. Math with Mr. Berger. Again although my class has been yelled at alot, math was really fun. We learned about tessellation which is formed by repeating one or more shapes so they fit together without leaving any gaps or overlapping. We drew those and it was so fun. After we stopped drawing, we acquired our items and got up to line up to go to our original classrooms

  • High School-Personal Narrative

    1124 Words  | 5 Pages

    In the middle of the winter of the 5th grade school year at Kaneland Mcdole Elementary, I decided to cover for my best friend so he wouldn't get in trouble from my teacher. It was very cold while I waited at the bus stop every morning trying to amuse myself by sliding down the icy driveways. Ethan S., Sergio, and Grant were my best friends in 5th grade. Sergio was Mexican and a little shorter than me. He also sat next to me in desks of 5 or 4. Grant was the best of friend anyone could have. He loved

  • Teaching Spatial Reasoning

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    had been done to the original image. From there, we determined what had been done to the image. For example, if the original image was mirrored, we had to indicate that on our worksheets. We also did a project in seventh grade in which we made tessellations. This project taught us how shapes fit together and how shapes can be manipulated to create an ongoing pattern. Overall, I would say that my spatial reasoning skills could be better. I feel that using tangible objects, such as pattern blocks

  • American Indians Mathematics

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    Abstract: Mathematics is a great subject that has developed greatly throughout the years. It has been present for a long time and throughout different societies. The American Indians are a group of people with an incredible culture full of amazing facts. Evidence of their work proofs their knowledge and understanding of different mathematical concepts that only makes us admire their culture even more. Such evidence allows us to explore how the American Indians counted and how they displayed mathematical

  • Book Tackles Old Debate: Role Of Art In Schools

    1920 Words  | 8 Pages

    Art is everywhere around us. The importance of art is everywhere, this world is an art piece and it is done by our feelings not just what knowing when one is to draw something on a piece of paper. The Arts play a value role in creating cultures and teaches us on how to communicate through creative expression. The arts is vital for future students. Art allows students to learn about themselves, their culture, and their community. By taking arts students will start to visualize the world differently

  • Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Analysis

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    Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is a team based first person shooter developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It is also a team based first person heart attack simulator that will make you more paranoid than all that dank you’ve been smoking. HEY, THERE’S NO STORY! REEEEEEE! Rather than tacking on a huge, complex single player campaign no one really cares about, Rainbow Six Siege keeps it simple with the latest game in the series. A new terrorist group called the White Masks have

  • Case Study: The Weiner Werkstätte

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    1. Wiener Werkstätte was a sort of arts-and-crafts movement in the very beginning of the 20th century in Vienna bringing together artisans, artists and designers specializing in handmade metalwork, glassware, jewelry, ceramics, textile design and furnishings, whose main goal became to restore the values of handcraftsmanship in the industrial society. The Weiner Werkstätte masters took their inspiration mostly in Classical style employing simple rectilinear forms, clean lines and geometric patterns