aboyle-Project01-Face

Anna-Face

//Anna Boyle
//Section D
//aboyle@andrew.cmu.edu
//Assignment-01

function setup() {
    createCanvas(350, 350);
    background(166,242,252);

    strokeWeight(0)

//hair color-back
    fill(81,58,30)
    ellipse(230,220,95,100)
    fill(81,58,30)
    ellipse(120,90,120)
    ellipse(115,150,110)
    ellipse(110,200,110)

//clothing color
    fill(38,112,51)
    ellipse(160,275,180,120)

//skin color
    fill(241,197,137)
    ellipse(149,100,120,120)
    ellipse(149,150,115,115)
    rect(140,190,45,50)

//blush
    fill(244,156,103)
    rect(94,130,70,20,0,20,20,20)

//hair color-front
    fill(81,58,30)
    ellipse(170, 55, 100, 60)
    ellipse(210,100,95,100)
    ellipse(220,180,95,100)

    strokeWeight(9)
    noFill()

//face
    curve(160, 20, 150, 207, 95, 138, 300, 0);
    curve(100, 100, 120, 50, 95, 130, 300, 290);

//eyes
    line(110,112,110,128)
    line(135,112,135,128)

//hair lines
    curve(350,280,137,34,68,123,350,350)
    curve(150,150,68,123,65,170,150,150)
    curve(200,200,65,170,77,245,200,200)
    curve(200,100,137,34,220,50,300,300)
    curve(0,100,220,50,245,135,50,200)
    curve(150,125,245,135,270,190,210,250)
    curve(100,100,270,190,253,263,200,125)
    curve(280,0,120,50,175,80,200,0)
    curve(350,0,168,83,200,145,220,0)

//clothing lines
    stroke(22,65,29)
    line(102, 280, 102, 315)
    line(200, 280, 200, 323)
    curve(100,100,125,230,195,227,120,120)

//hair line
    stroke(0)
    curve(350,50,185,149,240,220,630,0)

//face
    strokeWeight(5)
    curve(200,140,120,140,120,150,200,150)
    curve(100,100,115,170,135,170,120,120)
    curve(100,130,102,105,120,100,100,140)
    curve(150,130,129,100,147,105,120,140)
}

I thought this assignment was pretty cool! The project description included a picture of Tintin, which inspired me to use bold, black lines in my drawing. It was a lot of trial and error for me, but I enjoyed the process a lot. I had fun with the curve function, as you can probably tell. I also learned very quickly that it helps to separate your code and comment what each section is for.

I had one little hiccup with noStroke() affecting later lines, but I changed it to strokeWeight(0) and that worked out a lot better. I also meant to have a bigger canvas, but by the time I realized my canvas was set to (350, 350) it would’ve been a ludicrous amount of extra work to go back and adjust everything accordingly. Overall I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.