Production pattern II - JSS2 Cultural and creative art Past Questions and Answers - page 2

The main characteristic of a mirror repeat pattern is that motifs are reflected or flipped along one or more axes to create symmetry.

Designers ensure seamless connection by arranging motifs in a grid pattern, allowing them to fit together without visible seams or interruptions.

Designers consider factors like scale, color, and motif density to ensure the final design looks balanced and visually engaging.

In a half-drop pattern, motifs are shifted diagonally with every other column, while in a half-half drop pattern, motifs are shifted diagonally and horizontally, creating a more irregular layout.

Commonly used software tools for creating repeat patterns include Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and specialized pattern design software.

The purpose of using a mirror repeat pattern is to achieve symmetry by reflecting or flipping motifs along specific axes, creating visually appealing and balanced designs.

Designers start with a single motif or element and arrange it in a repeat pattern using software tools. They manipulate the motifs according to the desired type of repeat pattern, ensuring continuity and balance in the design.

An all-over repeat pattern is characterized by motifs repeating consistently both horizontally and vertically without any offset. It's like a grid where each tile is identical and aligned perfectly with its neighboring tiles, creating a seamless and uniform design.