Axel learned about ‘Op Art’ and the works of artists Bridget Riley and M. C. Escher. Inspired by Bridges Riley’s work, Axel created his own Op Art work using the digital drawing app ‘IbisPaint X’ Having learned what tessellation is through the works of M C Escher, While out and about Axel tried finding similar mathematical designs and patterns.

Art

• Axel learned about Op Art and the works of artists Bridget Riley and M. C. Escher.
• He created his own Op Art work using the digital drawing app 'IbisPaint X'.
• Axel learned about tessellation through the works of M. C. Escher.
• He tried finding similar mathematical designs and patterns while out and about.

For continued development, Axel can explore different styles of Op Art and experiment with different techniques and mediums to create his own unique pieces. He can also research other artists who have contributed to the Op Art movement and analyze their works. Additionally, Axel can further explore the concept of tessellation by experimenting with different shapes and patterns to create his own tessellations.

Book Recommendations

• The Op Art Coloring Book by Jean Larcher: This coloring book features intricate Op Art designs that Axel can color and learn more about different patterns and illusions.
• Escher: The Graphic Work by M. C. Escher: This book showcases the works of M. C. Escher, including his famous tessellations, which can inspire Axel's own exploration of mathematical designs.
• Bridget Riley: The Complete Paintings by Lynne Cooke and Robert Kudielka: This comprehensive book provides an in-depth look at the works of Bridget Riley, allowing Axel to further understand and appreciate Op Art.