portrait
function setup() {
createCanvas(800, 800);
background(132);
}
function draw() {
ellipse(width / 2 , height / 2, 360, 640);
fill(225, 0, 132,);
triangle(width / 2, height / 2, width / 2, 332, 464, height / 2);
noLoop();
ellipse(width / 2, 520, 200, 20);
line(300, 520, 500, 520);
fill(236, 236, 236);
ellipse(320, 280, 64, 64);
noLoop();
fill(120, 72, 26);
ellipse(320, 280, 28, 28);
noLoop();
line(448, 280, 512, 280);
fill(252, 112, 148);
ellipse(random(260, 540), random (420, 640), random(8, 16), random(8, 16))
ellipse(random(260, 540), random (420, 640), random(8, 16), random(8, 16))
ellipse(random(260, 540), random (420, 640), random(8, 16), random(8, 16))
ellipse(random(260, 540), random (420, 640), random(8, 16), random(8, 16))
ellipse(random(260, 540), random (420, 640), random(8, 16), random(8, 16))
noLoop();
fill(165, 42, 42);
triangle(516, 52, 372, 164, 612, 436);
rect(280, 64, 240, 128)
noLoop();
}
One of the hardest parts of my project was getting the correct color and boundaries for the small pink ellipses. I wanted to exaggerate the issues with my complexion and really make the whole thing a little over the top and getting the random placement of the ellipses was difficult as they would appear on my other shapes or not exactly where I wanted them so it looked natural.