Step 1: My motif
Step 2: Draw my image in Processing
size(600, 600); noStroke(); fill(175,106,33); rect(200, 200, 210, 210); noStroke(); fill(182,119,77); rect(226, 240, 160, 160); noStroke(); fill(#C1BD71);//fill(211,203,109); rect(246, 270, 120, 120); noStroke(); fill(182,157,21); rect(266, 300, 80, 80);
Step 3: Documentation
This is my first attempt to learn processing knowledge, and the image I choose can be applied to all the knowledge I have learned. This image was taken from the teacher’s suggested sources. The first thing you see is a couple of squares, rect(); Write down where you want it and the size of the square. Then the more complicated it was to choose the color, I asked the teacher for help. She taught me how to use RGB, HSB, and HEX to express myself, and I decided on RGB this time to get a better color. The only difference between the final product and the photo is that the image has a kind of oil painting material, which I haven’t learned yet. I hope I can learn more formulas and apply them in the following learning process. If I can skillfully use processing painting, I can draw works close to the real world.
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