

Another design problem from the book
Design: Principles and Problems by Zelanski and Fisher. Here I cut up a small square of black construction paper and organized it on an 8" x 10" piece of white paper in such a way that the square can still be identified.
3 comments:
What cool idea! I love the way you placed the cut square on the page and all the design possibilities you can get by just cutting up a shape. The black against the white works really well too, love that contrast. This is a great exercise!
BTW, thanks for commenting on my blog, much, much appreciated. :-)
Hey, great idea. Somewhat Matisse-like result. Thanks for the kind comment re: Metamorphoses
Thanks, Monica and Ellis. I did have Matisse in mind when I was creating these.
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