How to create fascinating abstract tessellation patterns. A step by step guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2024
- There is something absolutely fascinating about tessellations, and in this tutorial in Doodle Club, I'll show you hoe to create your own unique designs.
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Equipment and materials
Paint
Acrylic paint by Pebeo, Abstract and Daler Rowney
Watercolour paint by Paul Rubens of LightWish - High intensity pigment pallet, and Anilinky high pigment pallet
Brushes
Assorted, flat, round and very fine. I use a variety of different makes but they are all very soft. I also use brushes for nail painting as they are very fine.
Colouring Pencils
Faber-Castell Polychromos
Derwent Inktense
Paper
For watercolour you need a strong paper (300gsm) or you can use wallpaper lining paper which works really well
Cardstock
Assorted colours
Pens
Fineliner marker by Daler Rowney and Fudenosuka
Acrylic pens by Aen Art, Posca and Lyuvie
Fountain pens by Jinhao, Lumy and Parker
Ink by Diamine
I also use a water spray and various mark making tools
I am not currently sponsored by any of the above :)
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I have been fascinated with Escher from childhood. Thank you for making tessellation attainable for anyone. ❤
Thank you so much
So many wonderful art forms that I've never heard of coming from a scientific background. Thanks for bringing me yet another amazing idea ❤
My pleasure 😊
Apologies for the blip at 5:19!
I’ve never seen this explained before. The tutorial was great. Thank you so much Cate. ❤
You're so welcome! 😉
How interesting, Cate !!!
Tessellation…..a new word for me today.
I had no idea what those designs / patterns by Escher were known as !
Thank you, as always, for your encouragement, inspiration and great demonstration. 😊😊
You are so welcome! Thank you 🙏 they are so fascinating to create, I hope you enjoy making them 😊
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I always wondered how this was done! Thanks, Cate! It's going to be sunny all week! YAY! Had the aurora give us a visit in Northern California! It's supposed to shift over your way for this week. If you get a chance see it, do so! It's AMAZING!!!!!!!!
Sadly it’s raining here again!! ☔️ some parts of the UK saw the aurora, but I’m too far south… I would love to see it 💚💜
Haven't seen anything like this before and should be fun to try.
I hope you give it a go 😊🙏
Recently found you on TH-cam and find your tutorial very interesting. I have never heard of tessalation before. I think this would be great for destressing and just chilling out. So a big thank you for this tutorial.❤
Thank you, I’m so glad you’re here… yes, so good for chilling out! 🙏😊
Oh wow .. Thank you clear demo
You’re welcome 😊
Only just started to watch ..thinking along patchwork patterns .. had seen some Escher patterns but not some of those in book ..well back to video now ..great..
Thank you 🙏
V v cool!❤
Thank you 🙏
So interesting Cate, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Cate .. it’s this tesselation where you moved triangle not straight across that I couldn’t get to work.. did however make three patterns ready to infiltrate.
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Hi Cate ..may be just me but I’m fine if I swop pieces to opposite side of card..however when I moved one piece a little further along the opposite side I couldn’t repeat the pattern. Probably just me but have I misunderstood what you said ..or just getting it wrong. Going to keep playing ..❤❤❤
Just watching again ..thinking it may work if on on side only one protuberance .. I’m watching one where triangle moves.
Hello Chris… playing with the shapes is really good! Without seeing what you’ve done, I can’t comment.. if you’d like to join the FB group, you could post your experiment, and I can take a look..
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