DSDN142 - Code learnt in lecture today

 The shape above was my first attempt at a code sketch. Using basic shapes taught in the studio today and merging together triangles and a square to make a basic form. The work will get more complicated from here on.

 Using the basic sketch from above, this sketch added lines and adjusting the stroke weight to make some parts more important than other parts. The circles had to be put specifically in order so that the smaller one is visible above the larger one.

 This shape was using variables (int) to create anchor points for the lines. Though the shape didn't quite work out because the co-ordinates that I entered weren't accurate to make the points meet, the use of variables was an interesting experiment and will be helpful for the sketch below, which uses a series or squares to create a form.

This sketch used the variables mentioned above and added a fill so to make the image a solid black. The larger squares is 2x2 which creates an interesting form that can move in several ways. The diagonal line can spin on a central point, the corner arrows can move in and out or warp shape. Its an interesting form that I will develop further to move in later stage once I learn the code for movement.