Photo of Inspiration
Halfway Photo
Final Photo
We made this game because it's simple to play, challenging, and best of all fun. We ALSO made this game because we want Liam to be able to have fun while he's recovering. Hopefully this will cheer him up. My contribution was helping to glue down the squares and making and printing out the instructions. I also helped to cut out a few squares. This checkers game uses pattern and repetition. We used both variety by interchanging the colors from yellow to black. Unity is represented in the squares because they are all the same size. Horizontal balance was used through the squares going horizontally across the game board, and we used a normal ratio and scale for proportion. There was no dominance, everything was equal because all the squares were the same size. My eyes move around the game because the different colors used, each square led to another square in each row. Lastly, we made our game simple simply because we designed it the same as a normal checkerboard which is flat. Originally we had planned on putting the squares on paper springs so they would be bouncy, but that idea didn't work out as planned.
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