Square

Scale and Perspective: Two squares of diffrent sizes apear as the same if viewed from different distances

Scale: two square of the same size

Collins, H., 2010. Creative Research: The Theory and Practice of Research for the Creative Industries. Lausanne: AVA

Line and Mass: Minimising the lines needed to define the form, pt2

Line and Mass: Minimising the lines needed to define the form

Line and Rhythm: The exterior lines of a square reconfigured, pt2

a dirty window, a blackboard, a doorway into a dark room, a CRT monitor screen, a place mat, a hardback book, a floor tile, aerial view of a tower block, the bottom of an exclamation mark, the top of a lowercase i, a part of the golden section, an inked filled tick box, a blank profile image, the back of a fridge magnet, a blank 12" record sleeve, A thumbnail image of Kazimir Malevich's, 1913, Oil on canvas artwork, a cropped image of a wrist watch strap. tbc

Noble, I. Bestley, R. Visual Research: An Introduction to Research Methodologies in Graphic Design. Lausanne: AVA

Line and Rhythm: The exterior lines of a square reconfigured

Rhythm: A square rotating through 90 degress

Leborg, C. 2004. Visual Grammer. New York, Princeton Architectural Press

Pt 3

Pt 2

Surface Pattern: A fine black and white pattern made from small points mix optically to create a grey square form.

(line width/object width)

Noble, I. Bestley, R. Visual Research: An Introduction to Research Methodologies in Graphic Design. Lausanne: AVA

Dimension: The three shapes above represent the front, side and arial view of an extruded hexagon. One of the three forms is square though the three dimensional extruded hexagon contains none.