JESSICA WHAREHINGA DESIGN BLOG

void setup () {     size (50,200);   background (255);   smooth ();   stroke (227); strokeWeight (0);

int x = 0; while (x < 10 ){   int y = 0;   while (y < 10){    color col1 = color(#E39393);  color col2 = color(#EA93D0);     color lerped = lerpColor(col1, col2, 20/250.0);             fill(lerped);      triangle (25,10,0,50,50,50);      triangle (0,150,25,185,50,150);      rect (0,50,50,100);      line (25,50,25,150);

x = x + 50; {   y = y + 50; } } } }   void draw ()   {           }

int x = 250; int y = 100; int h = 400; int w = 200;

int offset1 = 0; int offset2 = 0; int offset3 = 0;

void setup () {   size (500, 500);   background (0);   smooth();   stroke(255);   strokeWeight(3); }

void draw () {   background (0);   line (x, +h/4, x-w/2, y+h/2);   line (x, +h/4, x+w/2, y+h/2);   line (x-w/2, y+h/2, x+w/2, y+h/2);   line (x, y, h, w);   line (h, w, x+w/2, y+h/2); }

void mousePressed ()

I think these pink crystals are a great precedent to use for my 142. I like the jagged shape and the noise that is created from these natural forms. I could create a loop of triangles or pointed crystal like shapes in a basic structure using loops. I could additionally then use rotation, opacity and perhaps increase in loops to create more noise from a basic structure

lerp colour experiment

int space = 50;

void setup() {   size(500, 500);   smooth();   noStroke(); }

void draw() {   color col1 = color(#381BBF);   color col2 = color(#BC0909);     color lerped = lerpColor(col1, col2, 2/250.0);     translate(space/2,space/2);   background(0);

Created a triangle with the correct syntax, but still finding it hard to figure out how to get the offsets

This is the code I have used

int x = 250; int y = 100; int h = 400; int w = 200;

int offset1 = 0; int offset2 = 0;

void setup () {   size (500,500);   background (0);   smooth();   stroke(255);   strokeWeight(3); }

Egg-splatt

  For my project I considered the different experiences I could provide and I decided to do something fun and stress relieving. What I have done is filled shells with paint deceiving the user into thinking they are just normal eggs and made my own see through target board. The user interacts with the object by throwing the eggs at the acrylic target board where the paint splatters and creates a splatter look which is visually appealing and surprising for the user to see. I wanted to create this because I thought it seemed fun to make and interact with. I believe I have accomplished this as the users emotions always seems somewhat excited and happy. This is exactly what I wanted to create with this interaction piece.

Instructions:

For my project I considered the different experiences I could provide and I decided to do something fun and stress relieving. What I have done is filled shells with paint deceiving the user into thinking they are just normal eggs and made my own see through target board. The user interacts with the object by throwing the eggs at the acrylic target board where the paint splatters and creates a splatter look which is visually appealing and surprising for the user to see.