Victoria Reiter Project-01-Face

sketch

function setup() {
    createCanvas(500, 500);
    background(220);
    background('hsl(155, 84%, 86%)');
    text("~V's Self-Portrait~", 10, 15);
    var a;
	noStroke();
	a = color('hsl(25, 100%, 86%)');
	fill(a); 
	ellipse(250, 285, 270, 290); 
	ellipse(385,260,50,70);
	ellipse(115,260,50,70);
	var b;
	noStroke();
	b = color('hsl(14, 78%, 76%)');
	fill(b); 
	ellipse(390,265,30,50);
	ellipse(110,265,30,50);
	triangle(255,331,240,350,220,325);
	var c;
	noStroke();
	c = color('hsl(14, 78%, 85%)');
	fill(c); 
	ellipse(185,335,60,25);
	ellipse(315,335,60,25);
	var d;
	noStroke();
	d = color('hsl(62, 100%, 76%)');
	fill(d); 
	quad(145,175,190,175,165,265,125,230);
	quad(180,175,215,175,245,260,230,245);
	quad(260,175,305,175,315,255,285,235);
	quad(315,175,355,175,370,220,335,245);
	var e;
	noStroke();
	e = color('hsl(232, 27%, 43%)');
	fill(e); 
	ellipse(250, 190, 300, 75); 
	ellipse(210,140,110,150);
	ellipse(292,140,110,150);
	var f;
	noStroke();
	f = color('hsl(232, 27%, 27%)');
	fill(f); 
	rect(155,152.5,192,30);
	var g;
	stroke('hsl(223, 60%, 50%)');
	g = color('hsl(0, 100%, 100%)');
	fill(g);
	ellipse(200,285,80,80);
	ellipse(305,285,80,80);
	stroke('hsl(0, 0%, 0%)');
	arc(250,360,110,70,0,PI,CHORD);
	var h;
	noStroke();
	h = color('hsl(166, 41%, 40%)');
	fill(h);
	ellipse(200,272,55,55);
	ellipse(305,272,55,55);
	var i;
	noStroke();
	i = color('hsl(1, 0%, 0%)');
	fill(i);
	ellipse(200,260,30,30);
	ellipse(305,260,30,30);
	var j;
	noStroke();
	j = color('hsl(29, 51%, 40%)');
	fill(j);
	ellipse(283,335,10,10);
}

Well, perhaps this is not the most technically-stunning or impressive thing in the universe, but I have to say throughout this project I kept audibly gasping at myself over the very fact that I was actually producing…anything. Literally four days ago I could not even fathom how it was physically possible to make numbers into pretty shapes, so the basic-ness of this project aside /I/ at least am thoroughly impressed with it! It is cute and allowed me to play around with various tools, such as figuring out a good way to choose colors! (I found a website you can kind of test colors out with then take the ‘coordinates'[?] for them and put them into your code here.) I started by drawing a very geometric picture, and writing a quick step-by-step of how I would order and overlap the shapes to get the end product. And I kind of just played around while I was at it!