10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 6

In this hour I started the lesson "Animation Basics".I completed two challenges. One was the "Exploding Sun" and the other  was "Parting Clouds. I learned how to animate code using "draw = function() {};. To make an animation you use this code. Anything you put between the code will repeat, therefore becoming an animation. Then  to make the size get larger or for the object to move I used X-=;. You put a number after the "=" and it makes it that much bigger every time. In the next hour I will be finishing the "Animation Basics" lesson.
Parting Clouds Animation	Parting Clouds extra code
Exploding Sun Animation

10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 5

In this hour I completed the lesson of "Variables." I finished  the Funky Frog challenge. I learned how to use the "var" code in more depth but this time  it was for changing the position and not the size. It can be used  for the values of x and y as seen in the code below. I used this for  the frog so I could move the whole thing at once instead of having to move each part of the frog. In the next hour I will be starting the "Animation Basics" lesson.

10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 4

Today I started the lesson of "Variables." I finished  the Bucktooth Bunny challenge. I learned how to use the "var" code. This makes it easier to change the size of certain shapes with one command. I used it to change the eye sizes  and the teeth sizes. For the eye size I used "var eyeSize" then "eyeSize = 40" For the teeth I did "var toothSize" and "toothSize = 60". In the next hour I will be finishing the "Variables" lesson. The  last challenge in this lesson is "Funky Frog."

10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 3

Today I completed the lesson of"Colouring." I didn't learn any new code but perfected the ones I learned in the previous lesson. I used my skills from the previous lesson which were  how to use the "fill" which is used to add colour  to the different shapes, how to use "strokeWeight"  to adjust the thickness of the shape. Also I used "background" which  adds a rectangle that covers the whole box. In the next hour I will be working on the "Variables" lesson. The  first challenge in this lesson is "Bucktooth Bunny"

10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 2

Today I completed part of the next lesson which  is "Colouring." I learned how to use code to fill in  shapes and adjust the thickness of them as well. I learned how to use the "fill" which is used to add colour  to the different shapes. I also learned how to use "strokeWeight"  to adjust the thickness of the shape. Also I used "background" which  adds a rectangle that covers the whole box. In the next hour I will be finishing the "Colouring" lesson. The  final project in this lesson is "What's for Dinner?"

10 Hours of Coding-Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation-Part 1

Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation I chose Khan Academy and the course I chose is  "Intro to JS: Drawing and Animation." I completed the  first lesson which was "Drawing basics." I learned how to  use code to create drawings and shapes. I learned how to use the "ellipse" code to create circular  shapes. Also, I learned to use "rect" to make rectangular  and square shapes. Lastly, I learned how to use "line" to  create lines. With these commands I ended up creating a  snowman and later a snowman waving. In the next hour I am going to work on the second  lesson which is "Colouring with Code." In this lesson I  will learn how to add colour with code.
Starting my first project: The Simple Snowman	I made my first mistake which was an easy fix.
I finished the Simple Snowman.	I decided the snowman was to simple so I added some buttons.
This is the finished version of my waving snowman. I added some colour to the ground.

Morphing: Animal Skin Wrap #3

Lebron James	Layers #1	Layers #2
Alligator	Canteloupe	Strawberry
Transformed LeBron James
Pole	Column	Grass Field
Steps 1. I selected a Canteloupe, an alligator skin and LeBron James 2. Open the LeBron-mask it out then "place embedded" the Canteloupe, mask it out Use opacity on the Canteloupe get the same size the two items. Try to match body parts. Do the same for alligator skin and strawberry texture. 3. Choose Filter, Liquify when on the Canteloupe layer. Make sure to checkbox Show Backdrop. Then use: drop-down to Lebron. I adjusted the opacity to see both around 50%. Then I warped the canteloupe to match Lebron's face. Parts that stick out too much are removed later. Do the same for alligator skin and strawberry texture 4. Then CTRL click the Lebron MASK then paint on the canteloupe MASK. After that I chose SHIIFT-CTRL-I then painted with white around the Canteloupe to remove the extra parts. On the Canteloupe layer I chose the blending option 'multiply' Then I added a new Adjustment Layer Brightness/contrast 5. I did the same steps to the rest of his face and added other materials like alligator skin and strawberry. 6.Then I selected all my layers and duplicated them then merged them so I can add the background in and only have to show 1 layer rather than a bunch. 7.Add Watermark