This shows 3 of the possibilities. 1, 2 x 3 and 3 x 3. All patterns are made from exactly the same elements and in exactly the same way, on the same grid, but look very different!
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Welcome to the online journal of Becky Ford, showing work-in-progress from my MA in Graphic Design at LCC.
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2010
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April
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- Birds for Google
- Elective A – Concept 03
- Elective A
- Final Output Map
- Visual Explorations
- Visual Explorations
- Primary Research
- Urban Tapestries Project
- 1.1.3 Output
- Square Walks screenprinted
- First walk
- Walking Squares
- Square > Physical shape > Walking a square
- Context II – Disposable Design II
- Context II – Disposable Design I
- Secondary Research – Julie Shiels
- Square > Viewfinder > Photography > Mass Production
- Public Transport Portraits
- Secondary Research – Martin Parr
- Square > Viewfinder > Photography
- A square is a view-finder
- 1.1.2 Context
- Squares found in the environment
- Rhythm & Order in colour
- Rhythm & Order III
- Rhythm & Order II
- Rhythm & Order Studies
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