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Use this page to turn in your images. For each image, make sure to say a few sentences about how you accomplished the work. And make sure your name's associated with your work. Use the ---- tag to separate your work from others'.


I started with an image of Mr. Scratchy I found on the web. Then I used the stock right-split procedure to draw. This is a 5-deep recursion of Mr. Scratchy
Fred Martin


This picture by Elliott Moy


This picture is by John Duarte. It is created with a procedure that keeps the 1st quadrant of any set of images clear.


This picture is by Mike Feole.


This picture is by Caleb Brandon. I created this by adding random procedures created in this homework and only keeping the ones I liked.


This picture is by Matt Fielding. I used the procedure painter I defined along with a custom transformation painter to demo how my procedure painter changes the way it looks drastically at different sizes and orientations. The smaller image is the same exact image but at a smaller size to really show how much the rendering changes.


This picture is by Tom Dowdle.


This picture is by Eric Fairbanks. I created it by playing around with different combinations of my previously define procedures.


This picture is by Christopher Granz. It was created to give a three-dimensional illusion.


This picture is by Brandon Burke. I superposed a few non-square-diamonds to make a cube.


This picture is by Harrison Lu. Start from the upper left and view clockwise. The first 8 pictures are what we do in ps4.


By Andrey Yatsenko. Lots and lots of belows, besides, and rotates.


''By: Heather Byrne: The first one was created using a my line segment example with nest diamonds, the second one uses flips and rotates to create the illusion of a whole building being reflected in the water'

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