hw day5-王婧怡Nancy

processing code here

float thicknum = 0.5;
float lean_r = 417;
float lean_b = 489;
float lean_g = 279;
float angle = 0;
int gap = 4;
void setup(){
size(1210,1210);
background(255);

}

void keyPressed(){
if (key == ‘u’){
gap = gap + 1;
//println(‘.’);
}
else if(key == ‘d’){
gap = gap – 1;
//println(‘2’);
}
}

void draw(){
background(255);
//angle = map(mouseX,0,width,0,PI);
pushMatrix();
translate(mouseX-1210,mouseY-1210);
//rotate(angle);
//red
for (int i = 0; i < width+1000;i = i + gap) { float randomnum = random(0,100); if (randomnum <= 1) { i=i+1; } if ((i>600&&i<600+random(85,100))||(i>830&&i<830+random(85,100))){ continue; } stroke(255,0,0); strokeWeight(thicknum); line(i,0,(i-lean_r)4,height4); } //blue for(int m = 0;m < width + 1000;m = m + gap) { float randomnum = random(0,100); if (randomnum <= 1) { m=m+1; } if ((m>200&&m<200+random(85,100))||(m>430&&m<430+random(85,100))||(m>750&&m<750+random(85,100))||(m>997&&m<997+random(85,100))){ continue; } stroke(0,0,255); strokeWeight(thicknum); line(m,0,(m-lean_b)4,height4); } //green for(int n = -300;n < width + 500;n = n + gap) { float randomnum = random(0,100); if (randomnum <= 1) { n=n+1; } if ((n>250&&n<250+random(85,100))||(n>590&&n<590+random(85,100))||(n>780&&n<780+random(85,100))){
continue;
}
stroke(0,255,0);
strokeWeight(thicknum);
line(0,n,width4,(n-lean_g)4);
}
popMatrix();
}

Dithering lines represent uncertainty, and controlled spacing represents certainty, showing the combination of uncertainty and certainty.

Q1: It is more convenient to store the image and protect the image from loss of information due to time. Examples: Digital archives of Dunhuang Grottoes.
Q2: No,I don’t. Hand drawings have more texture than computer graphics. At the same time, hand drawings look different in different light conditions.
Q3: No, I don’t. Technology was born to serve humanity. When it tends to displace humanity, it has no meaning. So humans will stop it before it replaces them. Art produced by human is different from the one produced by computer. They may become equal, but they cannot replace each other. Whoever use the computer to draw and create marvelous pieces can be artists, rather than the computer becoming the artist.