This v1b3 project was curated by Mat Rappaport and Gail Rubini, Conrad Gleber, Ivan Martinez, and Chris Manzione. It was part of the College Art Association 2016 national conference. The exhibition catalog, linked below, includes an essay by Tiffany Funk. My code drawings in Hopscotch were included in this collection. https://v1b3.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/art2codeF.pdf

code drawing 128, various states, created 2015-10-26. I added another sprite that would clone itself to bring back the drawn lines. I had each one of the clones of the line drawing sprites move to the back of the composition as it was created. each of the drawn lines has a variable speed of drawing,…

code drawing 127, various states, created 2015-10-25. expanded the variability of the invisibility, and made the horizontal shape 2X larger. at some point during the explorations for code drawing 126 I also limited the number of clones being generated to 50 vertical forms and 50 horizontal forms. this lets the drawing move much faster.

code drawing 126c, various states created on 2015-10-25. the last drawing had colors that were a bit too uniform in their value because they shared the same transparency. I added variability to the transparency/invisibility of the forms when they are created. once created, they remain stable with respect to color and transparency. the vary in…

code drawing 126b, various states, created 2015-10-25. increased the size of the forms and let them run. in the post for the last drawing I misspoke. I mentioned transparency, when I meant invisibility.

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.