Category: Processing
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String-art inspired rainbow graphics
Create line art in processing, based on a 500×500 grid. Explore transparency effects.
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Create colour effect examples
Create coloured squares (after Johannes Itten) to be printed and cut out, and coloured rectangles (after Josef Albers)
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Create colour blocks per value – introduction to mapping data to colours
Create blocks of data that represent values. Then map these blocks from a simple array.
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Create a coloured grid in Processing
Learn how to create a grid of coloured shapes, plotted in Processing.
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Plot 40 rectangles and circles
Create 40 coloured rectangles, use a for-loop, the critical thinking sheet, and do some code refactoring.
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Create a spectrum of coloured squares in Processing (part 2)
Learn how to use the HSB model, and plot hundreds of coloured squares with different effects.
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Create a spectrum of coloured squares in Processing (part 1)
Create hundreds of coloured rectangles.
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Create a rainbow in code
In this activity you will create a rainbow in code using software sketchbook and a language “Processing”.
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Make a quick sketch before you code
Think about your program before you code. This post goes through the five steps of the Critical Thinking Sheet.
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Set up the coding environment
This post starts you off with Processing. Download, run and draw some coloured lines. The computer programming language Processing, is a great way to start coding. You get a quick visual result from a few lines of code.