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Op Art is a math-themed form of abstract art, which uses repetition of simple forms and colors to create optical effects.1. Have the students make a dot somewhere near the middle of the paper. In pencil, they four or five sets of wavy “triangle” shapes radiating outward. The shapes need to be done in pairs for the coloring to work out correctly.
2. Ask them to draw lines within in “triangle” group that all curve outward.
3. Finally, they connect all the curved lines with lines that are straight as possible.
4. Pencil crayons are great for coloring. To enhance the pattern that has been drawn, the students are to choose two warm or cool colors for all the curved lines. To finish, they use two other colors to fill in all the straight lines. The result is an image that has a dimensional look. This art always reminds me of Dr. Seuss for some reason.
2. Ask them to draw lines within in “triangle” group that all curve outward.
3. Finally, they connect all the curved lines with lines that are straight as possible.
4. Pencil crayons are great for coloring. To enhance the pattern that has been drawn, the students are to choose two warm or cool colors for all the curved lines. To finish, they use two other colors to fill in all the straight lines. The result is an image that has a dimensional look. This art always reminds me of Dr. Seuss for some reason.
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