Recreating Repetition

1. the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator. i used the pen tool in order to create the curved lines and with the pen tool i could fill the inside of the curves with black making. also this art piece reminded me about a zebra because of its pattern and stripes and the process was fun because I made the stripes wavy and just fill some of the stripes in black. 
 
2. the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator. i used the shape tool in order to make 3 lines in order to construct a triangle which is equal on all side called a equilateral triangle. and made a pattern which shows Repetition and i used a new tool i never used before called "drop shadow" giving the triangle a shadow and more depth.  
3. the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator. i also use the shape tool for thing one i created a lot of lines as you can see and recreated my 10th grade art piece and used the pen tool to make a triangle to fill the space black. and the lines created a pattern showing repetition.this art piece's process was super simple because I just crossed the lines to make triangles and it repeats.
4. the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator.i again used the shape tool, using Shift in order to make a perfectly round circle and using the layer panel in order to put the circle overlapping each other. a the new tool i used was the drop shadow tool to give the design more depth, this is one of my favorite designs because the circles looks very real.

5. the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator.i again used the shape tool, and just like the circle design i overlapped the stars and layer them in order to create a 3D square and the repetition of stars makes it look good. i also use the drop shadow tool in order to give the deign more depth and more real.

6 .the process of making this design was i first looked into last years designs which i draw in paper and i recreated in Adobe illustrator.i again used the shape tool, in order to create a line and used a new tool the curving tool to making anchor points to curve lines and i used the pen tool to close the shapes so i can fill the lines. and used a very new color tool in order to use a grey look color its goes from light to dark grey, the repeating line gives it the repetition.




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