Coding Flags

The first exercise of Int Programming was to make 8 flags by using Processing ( http://processing.org/).

The whole exercise revolved around how to make shapes (rectangle, circle – ellipse & various polygon) with the right color, size and putting it at the correct location of our canvas. So that in the end we have a flags drawn by the computer using processing to type the instruction.

Below are the few basic instruction that we used, of cause you can find about it more form processing library. (http://processing.org/reference/)

size(width, height);—————————–the size of your canvas
fill(red value, green value2, blue value3,);——–the color of the object
rect(x, y, width, height);———————– draw a rectangle
ellipse(x, y, width, height);———————-draw an ellipse or circle

Bahrain

Catalonia

Greece

Guyana

Iceland

Kuwait

Maldive

Bahams

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Feltron

Feltron Anual Reports are publications created by Nicholas Feltron. He keeps track of his daily activity using Daytum and then design beautiful visualizations about his personal life.

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AntiMap application

This is the app we’re going to use during this week workshop as the source for our data. Please download the app with your smart-phone and take a look at the official website to get a better understanding of the data that the app gathers from your device.

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Time Trace Relations _ clock

In this assignment, the concept was to divert the basic idea of a typical analog clock  of having three time units rotating in the same axis. The ‘Time Relations’ between hours and minutes can be visualized both from an hour or a minute point of reference. Lines are used to connect points of the current hour position to the current minute position, making a new line every minute. These rules also apply for the relations of minutes to seconds, but making a new line every second. The connection lines relate the bigger unit with the smaller one in their own relative time frames, leaving a ‘trace’ that can be understood as a unique graphical representation of  any current hour in the day.

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Flags of the World

These flags were made as a basic introduction to Processing. Each was drawn independently using basic logic of coordinates, colors, shapes, etc. Each flag has it’s own characteristics, therefore every process of writing the code its different for each.

Catalonia

Bahamas

Kuwait

Iceland

Maldives

Guyana

Greece

St. Lucia

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