THE FIBONNACCI SEQUENCE AND GOLDEN SECTION
I did not have any knowledge of these processes and so I found them fascinating and began to find them occurring in all sorts of places – in nature and architecture for example. I have done the samples as set out in the Chapter and then I did a few extras that I made up for myself.
THE FIBONNACCI SEQUENCE
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This pattern has white in between, so it does not show up in the scan so well.
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I used some of the same strips of paper and created a design diagonally across the middle section of this sample, although that didn’t create a pattern in the outer edges.
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I put these strips together to create a design that had darker tones in the top left which then gradually moved into the lighter tones. The strips extend beyond the edge of the pages but wouldn’t fit on the page.
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Again I used the strips and created a dark section in the middle section – the ends are lighter tones and the strips extend beyond the edges of the page on the top left and top right.
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GOLDEN SECTION
The proportions in this are really interesting and can of course be seen everywhere. I did the first design and then did it in reverse colours.
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