Primary Solids
Primary solids are
the three dimensional figure which is generated from the two dimensional primary
shapes. Spheres, cylinders, cones, pyramids, and cubes are the major primary solids.
They are generated by the revolution of circles, triangles, rectangles, and
squares.
Dimensional Transformation
Dimensional transformation
is a diminished form from an original. The shape and dimension
will be changed within the original one, but its identity will be kept as the
original form.
Subtractive Form
Subtractive forms are
created by subtracting certain part from a solid form. We are able to find two or more
different shapes within a three dimensional figure. A shape is shown on the positive form, and negative space going through the form becomes the other shape.
Additive Forms
Additive forms are
created by adding forms to the original one. Depending on how they are put
together, it becomes centralized
form, linear form, radial form, clustered form, and grid form. The picture above is an example of the linear form.
Formal Collision of Geometry
Formal collisions of
geometry means when two shapes are combined and creates a new look of form. One above is showing that a square is located on the center of the circle and creates a new shape in the form.
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