Interrelationship of forms

 Interrelationship of forms


Detachment


I decided to draw this art because it reminds me of a rectangle being separated which represents Detachment. Looking at this right now I feel like I did alright portraying the form Detachment even though it doesn't look attracting.

Touching


While thinking up a way to find a art that represents Touching I came up with something simple like this for example which is a two big circle touching or could be seen as two triangle touching each other upside down and could be seen a reflection of the shape itself.

Overlapping


Here for Overlapping I decided to make some kind of art that looks sort of cool in a way I could make something nice while maintaining the idea of Overlapping.

Penetration


For Penetration I was inspired to draw 3 circle penetrating each other because it looks some kind of symbol.

Union


In this art work I decided to draw shadows forming a Union which I was inspired by this one anime series called "Black Clover". For this I feel like I could've probably added some features to make it a lot better and more defined.

Subtraction


While thinking up a way to potray Subtraction, an idea in my head popped in which was to create this art work inspired by again another anime series called "Bleach". In here you can see how the circle subtracts part of the shaded figures.

Intersection

For Intersection I've come up with something similar from the text book regarding about interrelationship of forms and there I created two circle forming an intersecting figure.

Coinciding

For coinciding I wanted to make it simple so I drew a shaded circle which is basically two circling in one side. Looking at this artwork reminds me of Japan for their flag which I find interesting.

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