code drawing 126, various states, created on 2015-10-25. constrained the motion of the forms once again, limiting them to either X or Y but not both. increased the transparency of the forms to 90% (may be expressed, or understood, as 10% opacity). Hopscotch represents alpha as a percentage of transparency. 0% transparency is 100% opacity.

code drawing 125, various states, created on 2015-10-25. allowed the movement of the forms to range in both the X and the Y direction, mixing colors in real time.

code drawing 124b, various states, created on 2015-10-25. changed the direction of travel of the forms to be parallel to the short dimension of the forms.

code drawing 124, various states, created on 2015-10-25. tightened the distribution of the clones when they are created. the forms move in the direction of their long dimension.

code drawing 123, various states, created on 2015-10-25. centered the typographic pipes (forms).

code drawing 122, various states, created on 2015-10-25. removed the drawn lines to experiment with the transparency, scale, and motion of the typographic pipes (“|”).

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it’s been two months (approximately) since I published code drawing 104i and I wanted to check the stats. I’ve been receiving almost daily notifications on my iOS devices that someone has liked or remixed that one. I’ve also received periodic notices that I’ve got new followers. the drawings published yesterday (117 – 121) received almost…

code drawing 121, various states, created 2015-10-24. reduced the typographic pipes (2,500% enlargement instead of the 10k% and 5k% of the previous drawing). this let the drawn lines be seen more often. I changed the palette of the drawn horizontal lines to match the palette of the drawn vertical ones, ranging randomly from 0-15 on…

code drawing 120 (slow draw), various states, created on 2015-10-24. made the pipes huge (10,000%, I think). this really slowed the drawing/rendering to a crawl. it didn’t crash, surprisingly. it did get some nice color variants, and some soft edges which were unexpected. the pipes weren’t transparent enough for the drawn lines to show through.…