This week, I was inspired from one of the sketches from the code example collection: https://editor.p5js.org/codingtrain/sketches/BJbj5l3Y7.
I wanted to explore how I can create a random drawing grid that will look like a scribble drawing.
In the sketch, I added noise() to the angle and the radius:
let angle = noise(time / 2, i, j) * TWO_PI * 2
let r = noise(time, i, j) * size * 0.5
let xpos = i + cos(angle) * r;
let ypos = j + sin(angle) * r;I tried using different shapes but the one that fascinated me the most was the curve one, the movement of it reminded me of how you scribble circles with a pencil. Each mouchPressed() the grid starts all over again randomly.
I had a lot of fun doing this sketch and exploring the different patterns that I can create. Playing with the pixelDensity(), the time, size and shapes created some new cool possibilities.
Going forward, I think I would like to explore more ways of creating patterns and maybe even trying to combine between textile patterns that are based on Escher geometry techniques and p5js.
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