Flowing Rhythm is created when organic shapes and forms are repeated.

Complementary colors are two colors that are directly opposite colors on the color wheel.

What you need
-Oslo paper/bond paper
-Coloring materials (crayons, color pencils, color pens, water color, etc)
-Ruler
-Marker

What to do
1. Fold your paper into 4 equal parts. Draw straight lines on the folded area. Then, draw 2 diagonal lines in each quarter part to create 4 pies in each quarter (total of 16 pies/triangles)
2. Draw curved lines on the first pie/triangle, then leave the second pie/triangle blank. Repeat this step to the remaining pie/triangle alternately.
3. Grab the first color of the complementary color that you will use, then color the first pie alternately (colored, uncolored, colored, uncolored). Repeat this step to all pie/triangle.
4. Draw curved lines on the blank pie/triangle facing the opposite direction.
5. Grab the second color of your complementary colors and color the pies/triangles alternately same with what you did in step 3 (using the next complementary color).

DISCLAIMER: I do not own the background music/sound in this video. Idea for this activity was get from Google and Pinterest.