Patrones fractales andinos desde la zea mays (maíz) en 3D para difundir el turismo guarandeño.

Abstract

The purpose of this technical project was to create three-dimensional (3D) design patterns from a biomorphic analysis of the corn species (Zea Mays) cultivated in Guaranda city, contributing with graphic resources for the tourist diffusion of natural environments from the city. To development. the Andean fractal design method was used it began with a photographic record of three samples of the indicated species: then the detailed vectorization of the samples was carried out based on the photographic record: finally the analysis of proportion per box was made using a proportional grid of the binary harmonic layout and the vector scheme of the segments (plant. leaf. male inflorescence, female inflorescence, and ear) of each one of the samples. When obtaining the reasons for them, it confirmed that sample one is adequate for the following analyses. Based on the previous botanical analysis of each segment with its general data was carried out which will help the elaboration of the 3D module modeling the product of the abstraction process (PPA) continuously got with quantitative and qualitative variants. . preserving the characteristic forms of the segments of the species, and continuing with the biomorphic analysis through compositional categories. Finally. the macro modules were created to carry out a 3D modeling finish with the proposed Andean fractal patterns applied as graphic elements in advertising spots for tourist diffusion of natural environments of Guaranda, a contribution to the Tourism Department. It concluded that the elaborated patterns comply with the design parameters and are adaptable to various supports. It is recommended to perform this method on other species in the site to obtain new graphic elements of cultural representation on digital supports.