This uses recursion! It was a pain to make, and it’s still not exactly what I wanted, but it looks neat. Some numbers can be changed in the code to completely change the look, density, and shape of the blob.

THIS DOESN’T SEEM TO DO SQUAT ONLINE. OH DEAR.
Click to make flowers!

This one uses objects and rotation! Each petal and each flower is an object. This causes a pretty significant amount of lag. This turned out pretty cool though, because the more lag there is, the more petals appear on each flower!

Click to make it go!

This was an accident. I made it while trying to make my second nature sketch. It looks like eggs constantly spinning towards you, in an unstoppable death march.

This one went through two versions. Here’s the first, using completely random colors:

And the second version. It uses opposite colors to make it look better. Also, the closer a balloon is to the mouse, the smaller it gets. This is easily my favorite sketch so far. Click to spawn more balloons!

For some reason the background doesn’t show up online.

Another fairly fast sketch. It the slight color variations make the rings look like a metal slinky, or the colorful gloss on a beetle’s shell.

A little thing I made during class. It looks like a 90’s screensaver. Could use some noise to slightly randomize the bounce, perhaps?

It’s a dude’s head. I drew simple shapes on paper and then converted them all into code. This was the most tedious processing program I’ve made yet.

This took a few iterations, and it didn’t turn out exactly the way I wanted. I wanted it to just go all the way around in a circle, but people seemed to like it when the center point jumped to the side and moved around. So I kept it.

It’s raining, so burn everything!