ASA 2022 STEAM EXPO

PROJECT SUMMARY

What I did was code for the shape of an angry girl in the CMU "Drawing with Shapes" section.

WHY?

I was trying to use at least four shapes, 3 different colors, opacity, and a gradient to create an animated girl.

HOW?

I coded the girl using 59 lines and different shapes to make a girl, for the gradient I used different colors, and for the opacity I made the hair lighter in some areas.

WHAT?

The result was a perfectly distinguishable girl. A method I used to create her was overlapping shapes, so that the image didn't look so rough.

SO WHAT?

I learned how to code for shapes and how to change them according to how I wanted them to look (in terms of size, opacity, color, etc).

WHAT'S NEXT?

I would add animations to the image, now that I have learned how to do it. These animations include things such as special motions, animating with the mouse, etc.

https://academy.cs.cmu.edu/collection/1752/0/exercise

REFERENCES & ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I learned everything from the CMU Academy practice exercises and lessons.

JUDGES FEEDBACK

This is a fun submission! I love how so many of the coding design choices contribute to the angry look, from the eye brows to the nose. Good use of colors, codes, and layout. It would be interesting to see your process throughout the development or to consider how this could be part of a larger piece.

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