For this project we were suppose to avoid "Scattershot" Designs. The definition of a "Scattershot" is covering a wide range in a randomn way. However, both of these pictures happen to be perfect examples of "Scattershot" Design. We were suppose to cut out pieces of paper from a four inch square and see how thoroughly we could destroy the identity of the square. These are bad designs because I didnt use an interlocking, mutual tension or continuity. If I had used these techniques I wouldnt have ended up with two scattershot designs.
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