Author: Sawyer Farias

The squares zoom in somewhat quickly before looping again. You can move your cursor in order to change the colors of both the squares and the background.

Here’s the code!:
https://editor.p5js.org/Sawyer711/sketches/SH0k4Yzsl

A silly comic of two circles, the green one questions the blue one and the blue one responds funny which leaves them both in awkward silence until the blue one turns into an image of Eiffle65 which surprises the green one. All you have to do to advance in the comic is just click on it!

I really struggled coming up with an idea for this assignment. Luckily, I got this idea at 1 a.m. so I hope this comic will make you giggle just how it made me every time I had to go back and read it to make sure everything turned out fine.

Here’s the code!:
https://editor.p5js.org/Sawyer711/sketches/o441DkNu7

In this assignment, I chose to recreate Julio Le Parc’s artwork “Double Post-Image” (image is the bottom one). For my recreation (the image at the top), instead of just removing a couple of lines and changing the colors, I also decided to have the rectangles gradually go down in size in order for it to form a triangle which I thought would look pretty neat and make it look more interesting.

Here’s the code: https://editor.p5js.org/Sawyer711/sketches/_cH48Bait

For this assignment, I used squares and rectangles. How I got them to change color was by changing the color mode. The first one is RGB, the second is in HSB and the last one is in HSL.

Here is the code: https://editor.p5js.org/Sawyer711/sketches/RCOBDFbP9