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    The document discusses patterns, providing examples of patterns found in nature like fractals in trees and on caterpillars. It describes how patterns are often used symbolically to represent cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Colors and shapes in patterns can have specific meanings that are passed down through generations. The document also notes how patterns are commonly used for decoration in clothing, home decor, and other objects. It provides an example of an elaborate pattern used in a cafe. The final sections discuss a school project where students will design repeating fish scale patterns on fabric to create koinobori windsocks traditionally flown in Japan in May.

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    The document discusses patterns, providing examples of patterns found in nature like fractals in trees and on caterpillars. It describes how patterns are often used symbolically to represent cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Colors and shapes in patterns can have specific meanings that are passed down through generations. The document also notes how patterns are commonly used for decoration in clothing, home decor, and other objects. It provides an example of an elaborate pattern used in a cafe. The final sections discuss a school project where students will design repeating fish scale patterns on fabric to create koinobori windsocks traditionally flown in Japan in May.

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    The document discusses patterns, providing examples of patterns found in nature like fractals in trees and on caterpillars. It describes how patterns are often used symbolically to represent cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Colors and shapes in patterns can have specific meanings that are passed down through generations. The document also notes how patterns are commonly used for decoration in clothing, home decor, and other objects. It provides an example of an elaborate pattern used in a cafe. The final sections discuss a school project where students will design repeating fish scale patterns on fabric to create koinobori windsocks traditionally flown in Japan in May.

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    PATTERN

    a quick PowerPoint by Karen Nazario


    Pattern
    pattern is a combination of elements or
    shapes repeated in a recurring and
    regular arrangement to create a visual
    beat
    Patterns in Nature
    Nature often follows the pattern of fractals. Fractals resemble
    “discernable regularity“, but they include the possibility off-
    scaling, mirroring and rotating elements, which makes the
    pattern much more complex and harder to comprehend than
    the simple geometric arrangements designed by humans.
    a caterpillar tree bark a leaf
    Symbolic uses of pattern
    pattern is often used symbolically to represent
    many things: people, beliefs, the natural
    world, history, tradition.

    The predictability of pattern is important in


    establishing a historical tradition and cultural
    practice.

    Colors and shapes have specific meanings, and


    are passed down from generation to
    generation.
    Aztec patterns

    Native American patterns

    Mexican patterns
    Pattern as decoration
    We are all familiar with the use of pattern as decoration, from clothing, to everyday objects, to
    home decorating . Above is an example of an elaborate use of pattern in a café.
    fashion the restroom floor book barcode
    Now, I would like all of you to walk out
    and find some patterns of your own.

    Return to class after 5 minutes so I may


    give you your project assignment.
    KOINOBORI
    In Japan, the arrival of May is indicated by
    the appearance of flying fish: carp-shaped
    windsocks known as “Koinobori” are flown
    in honor on Tango no Sekku on May 5th.
    Block printing, specifically wood block, also has deep roots in Japanese art.
    In this project…

    students will design a “scale”- shaped block from


    linoleum printing material.

    The scale is to be applied repetitively to outdoor-safe


    fabric which has been cut in the shape of a fish to create
    a pattern.

    Add details like eyes, fins, and a tail using metallic and
    sparkle paint, and the Koinobori is ready to hang and
    “swim” through the breeze!
    WE WILL BE
    EMPHASIZING
    PATTERN
    IN THIS PROJECT
    Images
    1. https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5504/13934352307_dee1976956_b.jpg
    2. https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-3JzFqayWuGU/VzEDIs_gTGI/AAAAAAAAHXs/NwIKoR_P6mAp6nfGU862DWEW_XtITxS5QCLcB/w1200-h630-
    p-k-no-nu/WTD.jpg
    3. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Leaf_fractal_like.JPG
    4. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7d/Zygaena_lonicerae_caterpillar.jpg
    5. http://img04.deviantart.net/2251/i/2009/351/8/9/tree_bark_ii_by_oddgoo_stock.jpg
    6. https://get.pxhere.com/photo/nature-plant-field-texture-leaf-flower-green-herb-macro-biology-grow-soil-botany-flora-macro-
    photography-annual-plant-plant-stem-558.jpg
    7. https://images.cdn4.stockunlimited.net/preview1300/islamic-geometric-pattern-design_1979726.jpg
    8. https://muza-chan.net/aj/poze-weblog/koinobori-01.jpg
    9. https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/as/original/DP141042.jpg
    10. https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2673/4129864903_95d8b6e381_z.jpg?zz=1
    11. https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/202/478166282_7375bea05f_b.jpg
    12. …..All photos by Unknown Author licensed under CC BY-SA

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