I made this Mickey Mouse by trying to copy an image of Mickey I found online with ellipses and arks. Through this activity, I learned how to make ellipse and arks. I also learned how to make the fillings and the outlines appear and disappear. It was fun!! °-° ;) Code:
//face fill(0, 0, 0); ellipse(200, 250, 250, 250); //ears ellipse(100,150, 150, 150); ellipse(300,150, 150, 150); //face outlinefill(247, 209, 163); noStroke(); ellipse(170, 250, 130, 200); ellipse(230, 250, 130,200); stroke(0, 0, 0); strokeWeight(3); ellipse(200, 333, 204, 108); noStroke(); ellipse(200, 330, 200, 110); //eyes fill(255, 255, 255); stroke(0, 0, 0); strokeWeight(3); ellipse(170, 230, 40, 70); ellipse(230, 230, 40, 70); noFill(); arc(200, 307, 100, 100, 220, 320); noStroke(); fill(0, 0, 0); ellipse(176, 245, 20, 35); ellipse(224, 245, 20, 35); //nose ellipse(200, 280, 56, 28); //mouth noStroke(); noFill(); arc(200, 270, 138, 100, 30, 150); fill(0, 0, 0); arc(200, 307, 118, 130, 0, 180); //tongue fill(209, 80, 149); stroke(0, 0, 0); ellipse(200, 347, 80, 46); //deco var f = createFont("monospace"); textFont(f); textSize(44); text("Mickey!", 119, 29, 161, 100);
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This scene that I made from shapes is important to me because I love dogs and Christmas. Because I love them both, I decided to combine them by drawing a Christmas tree and a puppy with a Santa Clause Hat.
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In this lesson, I learned how to group shapes, layer them, and align them to make my work neater. I also learned how to ungroup objects as well.
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The only chance to experience with digital graphic design was in technology class. I know that graphic design is the art of combining text and pictures to form designs, and I've learned computer programming for a year or so (python). I have made some games and websites before as well. I love designing things and I hope to be able to see my improvement and growth through this blog!!
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