Draw Islamic Geometric Patterns With A Compass And Ruler

Draw Islamic Geometric Patterns With A Compass And Ruler, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 14 lectures, based on 792 reviews, and has 3248 subscribers.

You will learn about Construct four different islamic geometric patterns Outline the pattern having constructed an underlying grid Tile eightfold and sixfold patterns. Create an interlaced effect. Add colour using multiple layered watercolour pencils and aquabrush This course is ideal for individuals who are Suitable for beginners particularly those who have an interest in pattern, symmetry and geometry. or If you have previous experience of constructing patterns, do have a look at the four patterns on this course as they may be familar to you already and therefore this course isnt for you. It is particularly useful for Suitable for beginners particularly those who have an interest in pattern, symmetry and geometry. or If you have previous experience of constructing patterns, do have a look at the four patterns on this course as they may be familar to you already and therefore this course isnt for you.

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Title: Draw Islamic Geometric Patterns With A Compass And Ruler

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 14

Original Price: £19.99

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What You Will Learn

Construct four different islamic geometric patterns
Outline the pattern having constructed an underlying grid
Tile eightfold and sixfold patterns.
Create an interlaced effect.
Add colour using multiple layered watercolour pencils and aquabrush

Who Should Attend

Suitable for beginners particularly those who have an interest in pattern, symmetry and geometry.
If you have previous experience of constructing patterns, do have a look at the four patterns on this course as they may be familar to you already and therefore this course isnt for you.

Target Audiences

Suitable for beginners particularly those who have an interest in pattern, symmetry and geometry.
If you have previous experience of constructing patterns, do have a look at the four patterns on this course as they may be familar to you already and therefore this course isnt for you.

In this course I demonstrate how to construct five Islamic Geometric Patterns step by step using the traditional method of a compass and straight edge.I will also provide you with a DOWNLOADABLE Step-by-Step handout PDF file for each pattern to supplement the video demonstrations.

In each unit you will learn to construct an underlying grid and outline an Islamic geometric pattern. This course consists of four units:

– A Sixfold Pattern: The Star and Hexagon

– An Eightfold Pattern: The Khatam * PLUS* additional pattern variations

– A Sixfold Pattern: The Ferozkoh Jaali

– An Eighfold Pattern: The Geometric Rosette

PLUS one final bonus unit: UNIT 5: a DOWNLOADABLE Step-by-Step handout PDF for drawing a:

Chinese Qur’anic Manuscript Arcing Motif

You will also learn additional techniques:

– Tiling the pattern, for both fourfold and and sixfold patterns;

– Creating a ribbon effect to interlace the pattern;

– Transferring the pattern using tracing paper and a spoon;

– Adding colour using watercolour pencils and an aquabrush.

Depending on your pace, each pattern may take 10 to 20 minutes to construct. The interlacing and tiling will take longer. As you work through the course, you will develop your compass and ruler and construction skills. Each pattern is a level up from the previous.

You will need a compass, ruler, pencil, plain paper, tracing paper, eraser and masking tape. I also use watercolour pencils and an aquabrush. However, you will gain enough skills to be able to transfer a pattern to the surface of your choice – how you add the colour is up to you, colouring pens or pencils, paints and beyond!

This course is aimed at beginners with an interest in the geometric patterns they have seen in and around the Islamic world and beyond. Many people haven’t used a compass since their school days, if that’s you, you can rediscover all the potential it holds.

All the videos on this course feature a remixed version of the song “Montmartre” by Jahzzar, from the Free Music Archive used under CC BY-SA 3.0

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: UNIT 1: A Sixfold Pattern – The Star And Hexagon

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Unit1, Lecture 1: Constructing A Sixfold Pattern – The Star & Hexagon

Lecture 3: Unit 1, Lecture 2: Upclose Interlacing – From A Line To A Ribbon

Lecture 4: Unit 1, Lecture 3: Interlacing A Sixfold Pattern – The Star and Hexagon

Chapter 2: UNIT 2: An Eightfold Pattern – The Khatam

Lecture 1: Unit 2, Lecture 1: Constructing An Eightfold Pattern – The Khatam

Lecture 2: Unit 2, Lecture 2: Tiling An Eightfold Pattern – The Breath Of The Compassionate

Lecture 3: Unit 2, Lecture 3: Five Patterns from One Underlying Grid

Lecture 4: Unit 2, Lecture 4: Transferring & Tiling The Pattern

Lecture 5: Unit 2, Lecture 5: Adding Colour

Chapter 3: UNIT 3: A Sixfold Pattern – The Ferozkoh Jaali

Lecture 1: UNIT 3, Lecture 1: Constructing A Sixfold Pattern – The Ferozkoh Jaali

Lecture 2: UNIT 3, Lecture 2: Tiling An sixfold Pattern – The Ferozkoh Jaali

Chapter 4: UNIT 4: An Eightfold Pattern – The Geometric Rosette

Lecture 1: UNIT 4, Lecture 1: Constructing An Eightfold Pattern – The Geometric Rosette

Lecture 2: UNIT 4, Lecture 2: Transferring the Geometric Rosette to Watercolour Paper

Chapter 5: UNIT 5: A new pattern – Chinese Qur'anic Manuscript Arcing Motif

Lecture 1: Chinese Qur'anic Manuscript Arcing Motif

Instructors

Samira Mian
Experienced Educator & Budding Artist

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5 stars: 580 votes

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