Four organizing ways of pattern form

The four organizational modes of pattern form are single mode, suitable mode, continuous mode and comprehensive mode.

1, single pattern

A single pattern is an independent and complete pattern, which can be applied to different decorative positions and is the basic unit of pattern organization. Individual patterns are independent and complete, which can be appreciated separately and form the basis of other patterns.

2, suitable for patterns

Suitable pattern refers to a pattern suitable for a specific shape or contour, which should be designed according to the specific space or contour of decoration to adapt to its shape and size. Suitable patterns are obviously decorative and practical, and can be perfectly integrated with specific objects or spaces.

3. Continuous mode

Continuous pattern refers to a pattern that is arranged repeatedly to form a continuous and rhythmic pattern. Continuous patterns are repetitive and continuous, which can produce strong visual impact and enhance the decorative effect.

4. Integrated model

Comprehensive model refers to the comprehensive use of the above three organizational methods to obtain richer and more complex model effects. Comprehensive patterns are diverse and complex, which can present more colorful visual effects.

Changes in pattern morphology:

1. Simplification and generalization: By omitting details and refining lines and shapes, complex patterns are simplified to make them more general and concise. Simplification and generalization can highlight the morphological characteristics of patterns and make them more vivid and easy to identify.

2. Exaggerated deformation: By exaggerating or changing some features of the pattern, it is more expressive and visually impactful. Exaggerated deformation can highlight a certain feature of a pattern, make it a visual focus, and also create a unique artistic style.

3. Repetition and arrangement: By repeatedly using the same pattern elements or arranging patterns according to certain rules, a pattern effect with a sense of rhythm and unity is formed. Repetition and arrangement can enhance the visual impact of patterns and create an orderly and harmonious atmosphere.

4. Variation and deconstruction: A new form and visual effect are created by changing some features of a pattern or breaking it down into different parts. Variation and deconstruction can break the rules and symmetry of traditional patterns and create a more free and flexible artistic style.