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Michelle Blot PR #287

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michellee-wang
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I had a lot of fun figuring out how to draw a spider web using blot. I thought of the idea based on a fractal tree gone wrong attempt so I figured I could just make a spider web out of it. When I was making it, I realized that there was a lot of math involved in drawing it which I learned in previous high school math classes that I thought I'd never apply but without them, I wouldn't be able to complete this drawing. I utilized distance formula and trig (to get a point on a circle and find of the angle between each radial line). A way to make this more sophisticated is to use bezier curves instead of lines for the horizontal lines of the spider web and I may attempt that next time.
Here is an image of my artwork:
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It does look like a web! Do you think you can level up by adding this effect?

Screenshot 2024-02-08 at 5 11 31 PM

It's enough to earn your Blot though. You can order it here.

@leomcelroy leomcelroy merged commit 7a882af into hackclub:main Feb 8, 2024
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