Using JavaScript and the tutorials on Khan Academy, I created a self portrait of myself using code. I decided that I wanted to draw myself over a wild animal because I thought that I had more of an understanding of human facial proportions than an animal's body, although I don't have an amazing grasp of either. Nevertheless, I learned how to create arcs, triangles, ellipses, lines, and rectangles, while also learning how to fill/stroke each object. The background color is also a separate line of code. Overall, I would say that it looks decent, and was definitely stepping outside of what I usually do for digital art.
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Using Gravit, I made this scene. It shows a computer and fruit bowl on a desk, a space poster, and 3 shelves of books. I chose the yellow walls because yellow is my favorite color. I love to read, so I put many books on the left side of the page. For the space poster, I always draw space scenes, even if I personally do not want to go to space. I also put a fruit bowl on the desk because I always need to have fruit at my house because I eat it every day.
With Gravit, I created a line, created a square, rotated a square, enlarged a square, transformed a square, created a square using paths, converted a square to a path, modified a square's anchor points, created a circle, converted a circle to a path, and modified a circle.
Using the video tutorial that Mrs. Kosmack provided us, I learned how to create different sized pages and add text onto them using the website Gravit.
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I have some experience with graphic design, but not a ton. Last year, I took a graphic design course, but I am not sure whether or not the course last year matches up with the curriculum that this school teaches. I created a website from scratch last year, and that was the only project that was required last year.
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