Interactivity & Control: Shape Investigation

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I am investigating potential shapes that I could use in the design of my objects.

Modification #1:
I have added some more lines and ellipses to the shape to make it look more interesting. This was the first modification I found and it makes it harder to focus on just one of the objects.

Modification #2:
This is a rectangular formation that has been constructed with mutliple rectangles to create a unique deisgn where rotation is still able to be seen. I believe that this formation of object shapes could be quite effective depending on the colour added and any other features.

I've realised that to get a nice, smooth rotation occurring, there needs to be a central point to the object shape.

Modification #3:
 I really like the overlapping of ellipses. By incorporating  a viable colour palette, a cool effect could be created whilst taking into account the stroke colour.



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