ASA 2021 ONLINE STEAM EXPO

PROJECT SUMMARY

My project is a drawing of a rabbit. I did this using a website using a graphic math to draw things. The results were pretty ok actually, it is missing some parts such as eyes, a mouth, and arms. Pretty much all the most necessary things to live.

WHY?

The question I was trying to answer is the website easy to use? The conclusion I came to is that yes. It is easy once you get used to it but if you don't know how to use it and where the numbers align.

HOW?

I created it by putting numbers in the code section and measuring the size of the circles. I made the drawing completely out of circles and ovals because i wanted a bit more of a challenge.

WHAT?

I found out that it is harder than I first thought because you need to find the exact coordinates on the paper and then the size and shape of the object. The method I used is just added random numbers until it was right.

SO WHAT?

My results are important because it means that I was able to find how the app works and how I can improve my skills with it. I learned that math can be used for many more things.

WHAT'S NEXT?

I could have added more detail on the rabbit. I did not have enough time to finish everything with great detail but if I did I would add some color, more body features, and make it look more realistic and not just a blob with other blobs coming out of it. The next steps are to do that and fix it up.

REFERENCES/ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I got my ideas from myself. No one really helped me.

JUDGES FEEDBACK

You did a very thorough job in introducing the concepts of using coordinates and geometry in order to render an image of a specific object. Believe it or not, but this would be one of the first things you would do in a computer animation class. I enjoyed using various shapes in order to come up with the rabbit, which has a very postmodern design. A neat exploration would be to move towards a 3D rendering of this rabbit, in addition to creating other animals in this design.

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