HOW to Draw Islamic Geometric Patterns ✸ 8 Fold Rozette Tiling

[@youssefouessamah6226]

Moroccans are such brilliant craftsmen

[@usmanbinabdurrasheed5949]

True, but such designs were used all over the Islamic world

[@Tomato-kx3ib]

@@usmanbinabdurrasheed5949 indeed, but they have been concepted and invented by Moroccan Craftsmen many centuries ago.

[@asmaetaalim8067]

@@usmanbinabdurrasheed5949 هذا فن إسلامي مغربي خالص اخي يسمى الجص الفاسي سأرسل لك رابطه .. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2aWfomamsmtd5Y

[@xiii7200]

@@usmanbinabdurrasheed5949 no. 99 per cent Moroccan

[@1sophiaphilo]

​@@asmaetaalim8067 مغربي و ليس إسلام واش الإسلام جا علمنا الزليج؟

[@sabahadnan9060]

زخارف مغربية تستعمل في الزليج والنقش على الخشب والجبس عاشت الايادي المغربية المبدعة

[@ramziouargli8609]

ياودي روح بول وارقد هادي زخارف اسلامية زعم انتم لي اخترعتوها انتم تادوا التخطيط وتنقشوا عليه هذا مكان اما المخطوطات من قديم الزمان قبل ماتكون امارة مراكش وفاس

[@nourhelsherief1352]

i did it.. it took time but was easy and gave me a positive energy. that was amazing, thank you

[@dearingwang]

You're welcome :)

[@vitaminhead1465]

How long did it take

[@Manushis.Journal]

You are amazing with geometry. You have rekindled my love for geometry again. Thank you. And I always look forward to your videos.

[@drpk6514]

This is amazing and you can always come up with your own designs. You can even do it using computer... It is a healing and relaxing hobby.

[@caro4art]

Your instructions are so clear and the result is beautiful. I love watching you do it-it's like a meditation-thank you

[@nadiapatel6010]

Thank you so much. I was not very confident but I tried and because your video was so easy to follow, I succeeded. Has encouraged me to do more

[@pappi3]

awesome...suddenly I started to love Geometry...

[@tasmiaakbar4425]

Very nice. Islamic Geometrical Patterns are supposed to be soothing to the eye, and thats exactly what ur design showed

[@hassanelbakkouri4142]

مغربية و ليست اسلامية لان الاسلام دين و دنيا و ليس تراثا. هذا تراث مغربي امازيغوعربي اي عرب المغرب فقط و امازيغيوه اي ما يسمى بالموري او موريكوس.

[@sagarkpune]

These are simply geometric patterns forms ....amazing

[@nourartstudio]

Your work always inspires me. Thank you for sharing the steps of such beautiful artwork with us!

[@claryti856]

Wanting to try this, but it looks soooo difficult. Thumbs up for amazing artwork

[@dearingwang]

JokerWhite Just give it a try. It won't hurt to give it a go. Good luck!

[@melundank1039]

HouseOfSoul not so difficult just takes patience and a little concentration...and time!!

[@ourabahmarwa4271]

واه كيراكي انا هو راجلك لي تبغيه وتعشقي فيه وكنت حاملة منه وخانك ودروك ورحت القهوة انا وصحاباتي لقيته هو وحد المراة

[@13Luk6iul]

This is intriguingly beautiful! Thanks so much!

[@hajarazzam8314]

I tried it and it looks great! Thank you so much for uploading this helpful tutorial 😁

[@jimbojones101]

Thanx, once again Dearing. I've tried few of your drawings now and am improving all the time. Thank you once again. :-)

[@johnalan8287]

Thankx for sharing the method of creating such a beauty with simple tools, highly appreciate your work as an artist.

[@whipsawh]

Awesome pattern, it looks beautiful! Thanks for uploading!

[@saimairfannasiri1211]

Amazing Islamic artwork. Wonderful

[@hassanelbakkouri4142]

مغربية و ليست اسلامية لان الاسلام دين و دنيا و ليس تراثا. هذا تراث مغربي امازيغوعربي اي عرب المغرب فقط و امازيغيوه اي ما يسمى بالموري او موريكوس.

[@jazmin8464]

The complexity is mind blowing. Is this how they did it in the Islamic empires? Using similar tools?

[@thebabymomo2709]

Rolantis yes, but a lot more complex and precise than this and many more intricate patterns

[@paulcallahan3676]

According to Peter Lu, they did it using a set of 5 tiles that captured the geometry. This is no less amazing than the compass and straightedge construction, considering they anticipated Penrose tiles by about 500 years. www.peterlu.org/content/decagonal-and-quasicrystalline-tilings-medieval-islamic-architecture

[@DMichigan]

@@paulcallahan3676 Thank you for sharing!

[@everlastingideas8625]

Actually, the tiles are complete mathematically too: you find all kinds of symmetries possible in a group in these (13). I think the fact that they had constraints (they couldn't draw people or living beings in Mosques and palaces), boosted their creativity so they came up with these and with complex calligraphy too. (It was the Moors and not Muslims, this art is still alive in Morroco with Zellij).

[@diaelamiri3427]

As a Moroccan, I loooove this !!! Btw these specific patterns are found in north Africa only (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia,..) other Muslim countries have different shapes

[@rabijahid9983]

Morocco in particular

[@simosan4451]

Morocco only the other country use our Craft man to build theirs.

[@ikrambek31]

@@rabijahid9983 It is not strange to me that you are the people who know the most dishonesty in the world

[@rabijahid4763]

@@ikrambek31 get lost.. unlike you westerners hijacked everything to dominate the world but I have news for you.. it’s coming to an end sooner or later

[@empirecherifien6716]

Morocco only

[@chichipujazon1055]

Acabo de encontrar el vídeo, espectacular....definitivamente lo intentaré, gracias por compartir 🎉

[@rose21066]

thank you. the stars appearing like magic show

[@cometmoon4485]

Mashallah, this looks amazing!

[@biya_.journals]

The way u did so patiently was easy to Learn thank you so much 😊

[@TheSleepingEarth]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You're Awesome!!!!!

[@cango5679]

GREAT WORK!

[@brendanhay5788]

I think you would be interested in mudejar architecture.

[@whome4851]

All shapes in side of each other , cool

[@ahmadmasri1568]

Perfect design I which to be like you One day

[@aahnafiya]

Great man!

[@alehamdro]

Beautiful, there are 8 pentagon-stars in the squard

[@simosan4451]

8 penta star was in the old Moroccan flag and it was one of the reasons why they used it in art.

[@czar89031]

this is like a square pattern of a tiles for the house, used this decoration in the kitchen or bathroom

[@ralfaidi9020]

thank you

[@gabrielleauguste5946]

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[@gabrielleauguste5946]

C'EST LA PENSÉE DIVINE DE L'ESPRIT DE L'UNIVERS

[@nerdiconium1365]

You put two "the" at the end. Was that intentional? Btw, great work, and commitment to tedium

[@jamesmarin3194]

Superb! Thanks for sharing. You've got to write a book, love the drawing tutorial.

[@jamesmarin3194]

I tried creating some Islamic patterns digitally on my Ipad using Procreate but it takes more time than just on paper. Only advantage is copying to tessellate and shutting off layers/lowering opacity to not get lost in all the construction lines.

[@mahmudulhasanarman228]

Beautiful

[@usmanbinabdurrasheed5949]

Subscribed!

[@gabrielleauguste5946]

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[@Abhi999zzz..]

Nice..

[@hibaayman5078]

wow cool

[@athaar.a]

Hi! Can I just start anywhere on the paper?

[@zuhairalzadjaly9212]

You are great your hands are beautiful thank you

[@salimpatel4620]

Brilliant

[@londonsnkrz9265]

Amazing man :-)

[@UmmDawud1]

It gets so complicated after the first rosette. How long did this take you to do?

[@mhammedmojahid1540]

merci beaucoup

[@grzegorzprzytulski1896]

super!

[@mubashirmurtaza2166]

These pattern are Western modifications of traditional Islamic art. I can see clearly asymmetry in this furthermore they cannot be further modfied at great extent. Well it still look beautiful 😍

[@alehamdro]

Hello. Why you don't use C.A.D. ?

[@AdelMohamed-oq3wj]

thank you.

[@farhadalavimehr]

❤

[@samvillafana]

What is that Triangle ruler called I've been trying to find one

[@dearingwang]

Samuel Villlafaña Hi Samuel. It is listed in the description box underneath the video. Good luck!

[@hibaayman5078]

+Dearing Wang (Dearing Draws) l want to ask you how you can to make this she not esay

[@armanmaulana2290]

can u using arab instrument background in next video?

[@Khadijanoutv13]

good job i love it.realy it's not esay to do .

[@maheenkhan4641]

I started drawing it but got stuck on the edges of the paper, how to draw there?

[@alexmorales9780]

Q Lindos los dibujos los quiero realizar

[@s.m.m.qq.4832]

If like to tell me as teacher from where you get this idea to make that art or particular this design.

[@lasthopelifestooshort3930]

It’s a great Moroccan art since centuries.

[@myksweet]

Why did you have to use all of those arcs when your triangle has 45° and 90° marks?

[@tonyg8796]

Were did you get that compess

[@dearingwang]

I bought mine locally. But you can get them at Amazon as well. I've put a link in the description box. Good luck!

[@1sophiaphilo]

It's a design of moroccan zellige ♥️🇲🇦

[@jamfaaa8657]

Yes, gentlemen, it is the Moroccan🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦 style and the Moroccan-Islamic architecture that moved to Andalusia, a Moroccan sign of history and civilization that Morocco built in Spain or the Castilian state at the time.

[@غاوىغربة-ج6د]

ممتاز

[@paulcallahan3676]

Are you familiar with the work of Peter Lu? He has shown convincingly that Islamic patterns can be built from a basis of 5 tiles that capture the geometry. www.peterlu.org/content/decagonal-and-quasicrystalline-tilings-medieval-islamic-architecture I have never seen the compass and straightedge construction before, though he alludes to it.

[@dearingwang]

Yes I have seen a video of him. Should look into it bit more.

[@kvv652]

Why can't I get the corner star properly...I followed the steps correctly 😣😣😣

[@LizzieWhiz]

Why are the pentagrams uneven?

[@shahirmostafa]

in my exam i will do it

[@synhegola]

Interestingly, as i just learned, your petal shapes are incorrect. They are too short... (I AM struggling with the construnction as well ;) )

[@niltoncesarchaconrobles2795]

What about using AutoCad?

[@hassaniabdo3723]

Morrocco

[@gabrielleauguste5946]

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[@rachid7870]

MOROCCO 🇲🇦 zalij

[@ikrambek31]

North African zlij

[@hibaayman5078]

but thank you

[@yuslipurba8303]

Mantap boos,👨‍❤️‍👨👨‍❤️‍👨👨‍❤️‍👨

[@Mrfrog-ez3ig]

Instructions unclear got my we-we stuck in a toaster

[@Nasar-o6x]

👍👍👍👍👍🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@keller2664156]

Autocad!!!

[@nazihsd5665]

This is the specialty of Moroccans hahaha kings Correction for Moroccans only, not for Muslims

[@m9u7shuriken]

Without Islam, there would of been none of this in Morocco.

[@soul314]

@@m9u7shuriken yet only in morocco where this is made and we do have pre islamic architecture

[@m9u7shuriken]

@@soul314 Any pre islamic architecture is clearly shit since no one outside Morocco recognises it.

[@aitelmoravides]

Technique de Zellige ancestrale 🇲🇦 marocaine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZiZlIeirKeHqM0si=7AjdT8hiiO7dT8Uw

[@sofiaruffino4315]

nuts :)

[@rukhsanahabib7496]

u need to talk in theses vidoes!

[@dearingwang]

+ruki Apple1234 I did later on in other videos. So you're right.

[@danpanda649]

I look your picture i say ''i can't do this'' i look your vidéo and trycopy 😂

[@ChrstphreCampbell]

It's a lot easy to do this with SketchUp ! www.flickr.com/photos/chrstphre/albums/72157627758709148

[@mouddakirmohammed1560]

ça a été mieux avec une musique en arabe

[@AbdulAziz-lu8fw]

You didn't show us the end... uncompleted🙀

[@zainabkesaria8120]

Yeah ❗

[@ralfkieschnick1031]

This video should help you build faster: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHKtqWt_i8h_lcU

[@كنزالمسلم-ت1ع]

not trying to be negative but there is no such a thing as Islamic geometric patterns, Islam is a religion and not some building contractor or designer

[@pain3559]

morrocan geomitrics *

[@hamzanaora3538]

This is indeed islamic patterns but you can only find those patterns in north africa especially in Morocco

[@simosan4451]

Please specify "Islamic Moroccan patterns" because the other big islamic art such as Turkish or Syrian or Mamluk or Persian have different pattern and style than Moroccan. Best Regards

[@skanderibnziyad8702]

Algerian granada islamc desing

[@Sam-gn6og]

These are Moroccan style architecture.....not Islamic. It's particular to Morocco, which had influenced Muslim Spain in the medieval times.......

[@fbezza]

Moorish geometric patterns. There is no such thing as Islamic !

[@الأسدالمغربي-ر2ت]

Moroccan geometric patterns ,not Islamic

[@Tomato-kx3ib]

That's not Islamic, it is Moorish (Moroccan), you find it in Riads, Mosques, Public Fountains and Hammams, Moroccan Muslims or jews have been using this geometry in their houses for centuries, you will notice that if you travel to Morocco, or even Spain, Basically it is more related to our culture than Religion.

[@a.r.3742]

Hate.the.music.

[@naedolor]

Forgive me for being ignorant, but I have to say that all this hard work could have been achieved in illustrator in about 10 minutes. I understand art concepts and the philosophy of hard work to become a great artist, but this is just waste of time. It accomplishes nothing. I don't even think it's correct, some stars are crooked.

[@dearingwang]

+Nae Dolor you are forgiven

[@tjchan77]

You are right that it could have been achieved in Illustrator. However, I do appreciated his pantience and respect his hard work. Besides, he's talented and his work is amazing! This video helps me to understand how islamic pattern works.

[@thebabymomo2709]

Nae Dolor you are right. The reason some stars are crooked is because he did not use the correct method. There is a whole science behind Islamic geometry that is why it's more than just drawing shapes. It does look aesthetic though.

[@ruben7801]

A lot of actual historic tiles and carvings are not fully precise, they’re still beautiful in their design

[@ruben7801]

Also being able to draw this stuff by hand through the traditional methods is useful in design for stuff that doesn’t involve a computer - I’m a jeweller and I’m currently working on some metal pieces using patterns like this. I’ve been learning to draw these patterns and how to generate new ones with the same techniques, so I can then cut or join pieces along those lines. This video was cool, I hadn’t seen some of these patterns done before and wouldn’t have known by sight how they were made.

[@stuart6478]

pretty boring design though

[@zaincedar5138]

Stu Art You can trace many designs from this and you can use different styles of decorative patterns inside the lines or dot mandala ...