This is a very interesting design. I like the patterns you are making by overlapping the circles on one another with different colors. Some things I would suggest is to use turbo mode or some sort of warp to speed things up. While I think it makes sense for it to actually draw the art, it takes too long to get to the final product. Something else I would also suggest is to add more contrasting colors to this and add a semi circle that crosses the purple, light blue, and pink semi circles. Otherwise, good job!
I love the idea of creating a sunflower and appreciate that you labeled the functions as improved so we could see the difference between the old code and new code. I really enjoyed how you were able to condense your code from multiple repeat statements into a for loop with if statements. The colors I thought worked very well together and I loved how readable and concise your code is.
I really like how your art has two pieces to it, starting with the yarn spiral and then replacing it from bottom to top with your landscape and "Art is but temporary". The colors of the landscape caught my attention especially, with the "complicated math" (for my brain) in the if statement.
I love how you create visual harmony by using overlapping circles in your project. I'm also particularly intrigued by how you've utilized shadows and light, making the patterns more dynamic.
I really enjoyed the watching the sunflower being drawn. I think you did a great job of incorporating different shapes and colors to make the final image. I also think you did a great job of organizing your code and using the comments. One thing that I would maybe suggest is using the warp block to speed up the drawing process.
I really appreciate how you were able to create something recognizable out of symmetrical and repeating patterns. It is really mesmerizing watching the sunflower start to form, and I honestly felt like I was in a trance as your shapes spun in circles. I also really like your use of color, which seem to accurately resemble a living sunflower. The code is also very clean and readable, which I appreciate!
For this project, I tried to create a rainbow spiral that starts from the outer edge and then spirals inwards in a box pattern. I mainly did this to get some practice in with using variables and altering them as the program runs.
I decided to feature flowers and the sun in my digital art assignment because I find them visually appealing and vibrant. Incorporating these elements, I experimented with gold lines from a rotating square to add dynamic movement to the composition. My goal is to create a harmonious blend of nature's beauty and the precision of the digital realm. The changes I made are using command blocks to condense down the code. I learned how to use command blocks to make generalizable codes such as a flower design in the x position and y position, colors, saturations, and other elements to form the flowers. Before I made three different flowers, this time I used the lists variable to make duplicates of the flower instead of hard-coding one by one. I also used warp to speed up my design, since the graphic took a while to generate.