Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art Date, the theme is 'Love'. I made a heart tessellation pattern designed on graph paper. I chose 3 colours that seemed to work well together (red, pink and purple) and am so proud of the result. I have never done anything like this before, very math-like. Art and Math geometry have a lot in common as I have come to learn. Tessellation patterns are like tile patterns in the way shapes fit together, very much like a puzzle. So I made upright rows of hearts alternating with upside down hearts with no spaces in between the pattern.
This was also shared on Instagram for @alexandrasillos #patternedthingsbyalex.
Happy Valentine's Day tomorrow!
26 comments:
Beautiful hearts! Hugs, Valerie
very nice the hearts,drawing this pattern was not so easy!!
Greetings Elke
Wow.. I love this pattern! Great!
very nice and beautifull
So pretty and colourful.
Beautiful
So lovely and beautifully designed!
Love the colors you chose and perfect for Valentine's Day 💜💗💜
Christine,
That's a super cool idea and this pattern would look lovely on a quilt, too! :)
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Very cute!
Beautiful Christine !
Blessings...
Love is always a good theme.
Have a great day.
Rhapsody
Beautiful. Thanks.
Greetings from London.
Your choice of colors was perfect, Christine... It came out perfectly... 🙂
Lovely Hearts!
Happy Valentine's Day!
This is really good. Can I just admit how much I love graph paper and squared paper too!
Nice art
That is really nice. So true about art and geometry and math being similar.
That's a beautiful piece! Well done.
This looks lovely Christine.
Wishing you a Happy Valentines Day.
All the best Jan
Good job!
lovely and colorful "a heart tessellation pattern designed"...
Beautiful work, Christine. You did a wonderful job on it, as usual.
Happy Valentine's!! :) Your pattern is lovely! Very well done! I remember doing something similar once and it drove me crazy trying to get it all right lol! :)
Your pattern is beautiful and yes very "Mathamatic". I don't often think in terms of math when I an creating, but it certainly is true that this Math Pattern is artistic and, I am guessing, not so easy to make. Nice job, Christine :)
Andrea @ From The Sol
look up M.C. Escher for some more really neat tessellations :)
Thanks for this Jennifer, he is/was fascinating!
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