Concpet:
I got inspired by one of the given examples that we got the chance of looking through. My idea was very simply just let the letters “W” and “E” have a little fun swirling around the canvas.
inspo:https://www.lyceelecorbusier.eu/p5js/?p=2653#more-2653
Highlight of Code:
As shown in the set of codes below, I was able to control how the letters appeared on screen depending on its position. As well as the distance between each letter and their angle. You can smoothly draw around the canvus as it displays the letters. After displaying them all the code repeats.
function draw() { if (mouseIsPressed) { // Calculate the distance between current and previous mouse positions let d = dist(x, y, mouseX, mouseY); textFont('impact'); textSize(fontSizeMin + d / 2); // Set text size based on the distance let newLetter = letters.charAt(counter); // Get the next letter from the letters string stepSize = textWidth(newLetter); // Calculate the step size based on text width if (d > stepSize) { let angle = atan2(mouseY - y, mouseX - x); // Calculate the angle between current and previous mouse positions push(); translate(x, y); // Translate the origin to the previous mouse position rotate(angle + random(angleDistortion)); // Rotate the text randomly text(newLetter, 0, 0); // Draw the text at the translated and rotated position pop(); // Restore the previous transformation state counter++; // Move to the next letter if (counter > letters.length - 1) { counter = 0; // Reset the counter when all letters have been used clearCanvas(); // Clear the canvas when the cycle is complete } //moving according to coordinates x = x + cos(angle) * stepSize; y = y + sin(angle) * stepSize; } } }
Reflection and Ideas for Future Work:
I wanted to take more inspotations and combine them in order to come up with an idea that refelcts my own work rather than someone else.
Edit: https://editor.p5js.org/mariamalkhoori/sketches/SpcDmSs92