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Rob Chesney

noLoop/loop

A quick test of the loop/noLoop function, and what occurs when it is removed.

based on the loop() code example in Reference

Jealous Creatures, final
transformation.

If you hover over one creature the other will become jealous. If you can make them both jealous at the same time, they fight.


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credit to Ira Greenberg for the swapping velocites code,
based on Keith Peter's Solution in Foundation Actionscript Animation.

presentation sketch

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15thApril sketch

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Final Ellipse Waterfall

Final File number 4,

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Final Ellipse Fades

Final File number 3,

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Final Globes version 2

Final File number 2,

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Final Circles and Arks

Final File number 1,

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Diamonds Arn't Forever

Globes

further development of the previous circles versus arcs. creating much more depth to the shapes as well depth into the entire sketch. The way the individual globes interact across each other is also cool.

Ellipses Versus Arcs

Taking the shading idea explored in 'In Class V2' and applying it to overlapping circles and arcs. the alpha has also been randomized to give a more natural effect and improve hierarchy.

In Class v2

trying to add depth to the pattern by adding shaded lines coming out from beneath the 'steps'

In class Pattern

The simple pattern I did in class. I like the way the two identical patterns are slightly offset which create a almost three dimensional stairs effect.

Monster Hand

I am a monster's hand

Boring

A pattern using arcs, ellipses and lines.

Coins

experimenting with transperancies and stroke
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