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Henderson Picture Language Contest Entries
Turn in your best images here! Copy the format below:
- include your name,
- the image entry itself,
- the code you used to produce it, and
- a brief description of what you did.
You can enter up to five times!
Please prefix your uploads with your initials, so we don't clobber each other in the flat namespace of the wiki.
Fred Martin
- Attach:fgm-bonsai.ss
- I found an image of a bonsai tree on the web. Then I scaled it to 128x128 pixels. Then I converted it to gray-scale and saved it as a GIF.
Curran Kelleher
Curran Kelleher
Yen-Fu Luo
- Attach:eyesight.ss
- I created an eyesight chart. That is combined by random rotation and down-split.
Scott Caron
- Attach:logogradientpic.ss
- I used a series of if statements to get the gradient then just superposed an image center in the top right. Also i put a shrunken down version of my line segment drawing the the bottom corner.
Jason Schuster
- Attach:jasonS-entry1.ss
- First I used procedure->paint to create a a diamond pattern background. After that I used a recursive function that created a list of vectors for a spiral that would be returned and used for segment->painter, but I found that by changing how much I increment the angle value for each recursive call changes the look of the spiral. This was the one I liked the most.
Jason Schuster
Megan Reichlen
- Attach:meganr-entry.ss
- My first image was produced using a dark stripe with procedure->paint, which was then rotated and superimposed on itself to create a spiraling effect. The result from that was then tiled, rotated, and tiled again to form the image above. The second one listed was formed with the same rotation and tiling functions, but started with a dark cross image instead of the stripe (also created with procedure->painter.)
