How to Make a Tessellated Design

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Teenagers at AccessArt’s Experimental Drawing Class demonstrate how to make a simple tessellated design using a cardboard stencil.

 

Student at AccessArt's Experimental Drawing Class works on a tessellated design using a stencil he made

A tessellated pattern locks together, in both directions, when repeated.

In this post, teenagers show how they created their own stencils, using a simple method and then used them to create a repeated design.

 

Tessellated design by Hannah from AccessArt's Experimental Drawing Class

 

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