Thursday, November 13, 2008
Tug of WAR!
As our quest moves forward we realize the beauty of stopping and smelling the flowers. Finding patterns in the natural world. OK so really it might be from the internet, specifically Milgo Bufkin and XURF practically the same thing.
With just an initial test pattern we played with what pulling at the edges and the type of patterns that could be created.
We then started to test different lengths and spacing of the pattern
Longer slits in one direction allowed more movement along one axis.
Whereas more evenly sized and spaced slits created a system that allowed movement dually on both axis.
*woo*
_Laura and Jess!
With just an initial test pattern we played with what pulling at the edges and the type of patterns that could be created.
We then started to test different lengths and spacing of the pattern
Longer slits in one direction allowed more movement along one axis.
Whereas more evenly sized and spaced slits created a system that allowed movement dually on both axis.
*woo*
_Laura and Jess!
# posted by _Laura! : 2:44 AM
