In-Lecture Exercise G

 For this week's in-lecture exercise, we were tasked to create a pattern using elements of design.

I created my pattern using two-dimensional shapes like diamonds. From the 1st to the last frame (left to right), I slowly varied the space between the diamonds by decreasing the space. Hence, the amount of negative space will decrease and the amount of positive space will increase from the left to the right frames.



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