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Reflection Rotation and Translation

Start with a picture like this..

Vertical reflection

Axis of symmetry

Horrizontal Reflection

Now “join” the bits up..

Translate and resize the image.

Rotate the image.

One idea extended by maths to a powerful image

Kowhaiwhai designs use translation, reflection and rotation along with a huge amount of creativity.

Try one yourself

Start – use reflection

The red line is the axis of symmetry

What would a 90 degree rotation look like?

Then what? You decide..

Use some imagination

Geometrical based art!

One simple idea! And wow!

Just one more … ok?

Geometrical Design!