Abstract Art after Regular Geometric Shapes

This exercise is really easy to do and the results are amazing!!!!!

What do you have to do?

1. Draw a regular geometric shape on a coloured cardboard, DIN A4.
2. Draw the lines where you will be cutting the smaller shapes out.
3. Cut out the pieces, if there are too many, write a number on them.
4. Glue the pieces on another colored cardboard, but remember to leave a space in between them. Make sure all the pieces are on place!!!

 AFTER A TRIANGLE

A. Sosa.

Are we surrounded by geometric shapes?

   The idea of this work is to make students think on objects, symbols, etc. based on the three basic shapes: triangles, squares and  circles.

• You are given a grid with the three basic forms: a circle, a trinagle and a square.
• You will have to draw 4 different objects that contain these shapes.
• At the end, colour nicely your work.

Students examples

Damià V.

If there are students that like to be challenged, try this second grid.