Meme Project V3 Update

Trying to figure out how to properly animate with code left me feeling a little incompetent. The “functions”, “if’s”, and “for” statements were so confusing to me. Even watching back the videos the professor recorded, could only help me understand the formula but nothing deeper. I wanted to animate by combining everything I learned up till now but it would seem I am missing something important to tie it all together. But I still had fun trying to put the pieces together. Here is what I was able to animate.

The animated version of Ramone the Handsome cat.

I wanted to try and make all of the emojis on the screen bounce around. But I couldn’t find a way to do it without making a huge wall of code. Although I’m sure there is a way to shorten it I just decided to compromise by coding just one emoji to move. Here is the code I used to make it work.

https://editor.p5js.org/Papaprika/sketches/ZucnfQ5i2

Meme Project V1

I decided to make a meme for Assignment 5. I had to look for a long time for a good cat pic that wasn’t copyright claimed and I ended up finding this gem at the bottom of the search results. The code is simple like the meme but I think it works. What about you?

Apparently, this cat’s name is Ramone. Does it suit him?

Here is the link to the code I used.
https://editor.p5js.org/Papaprika/sketches/jcN_s3LDH

Self Portrait V3 Update

I updated the code for the image of the Isabelle recreation picture. It looks cleaner now and easier to navigate with variables! Everything else is largely the same though. I added some interactivity that happens when you hover your mouse over the canvas. Took me a bit to figure out the code for it. Its almost like solving a puzzle.

You can check out what I did with the code here.

https://editor.p5js.org/Papaprika/sketches/48rKPN7OS

(This is just a normal image. It’s not interactive.)

Self Portrait Recreation

For my self-portrait, I decided to recreate a photo I commonly use for my profile pictures online. It was tougher than I thought it would be at first, but once I got going it wasn’t so hard anymore. Here is a picture of the reference.

A picture of my favorite Animal Crossing character “Isabelle” looking quite smug.

And her is my recreation of it. I think I did pretty well even though I wouldn’t consider myself an artist.

I tried to capture her likeness as best as I could.

The code may be a little sloppy so forgive me for that. But here is a link to it if you would like to see how I did it.

https://editor.p5js.org/Papaprika/sketches/Dxkgtm5PE

A Recreation Of “Peasants” By Kazimir Malevich

Made using code in P5. Took around 4 hours to make. I thought this picture would be the most interesting to recreate. I choose Kazimir Malevich’s work mostly because I liked how his name looked. This is the original art.

Here is the code I used to create this image. The hardest part of the coding was figuring out the spacing of the quads and ellipses. However, once I got the first one down the rest were easy with math.