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Week Two Summary:


Tutorial Two:


Today I played around some more on processing playing with those attributes and incremental on my new form, and now that we were taught the saving code early in the lesson I could easily save the iterations to place on the blog to present and develop my ideas,  




SCALE  ROTATION  LINE WIEGHT 

In these experiments I started with a heavy line stroke weight being (8) and I just played around with offset attributes and the rotation tool. As you can see you can create some pretty cool shapes and forms! I created a code to rotate the squares as the four out squares grew in scale and rotation worked simultaneous to create a cool growth effect though the little series. 


FORM TRANSLATE 

With this series I changed the line weight to (3) and I played with changing the forms of the four squares surrounding the initial square in the middle. As I click enter they skew and change form due to different attributes being added and adjusted as I click on the key pad. Its quite cool how the squares ended up turning into a form which looks like a arrow head or curser. 


LINE

Here with this series I played with splitting up the lines through using the lines and variables on the code to change attributes. I think the last form made looks quite cool how they all lines up equally and just looks effective overall. 

More Experimenting With Parameters: 

Playing with scale and rotation, 

Playing with scale and rotation,

Playing with rotating,

Playing with rotation, scale and line weight.

Through my experimentation through the attributes I think I have been able to make an effective series for my final presentation. 

*NOTE - Sorry about layout, blogger was being unethical and unpleasant.