Topography

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Confluence of science and design

A study of knitwear and the San Gabriel Mountains

Harnessing the beauty of our earth through color and science

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Exploration of topography and knitwear

The shape of the Earth's surface is mapped and

displayed on topographical maps. Contour lines

connect points of equal elevation. Using the Stoll

M1Plus software I applied the contour lines of a

mountain I frequently visit. *Birdseye Jacquard