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# Draws two series of concentric circles which start on the outer edges of the canvas, both of whose origin positions are randomized and slightly inverse from one another.

def drawEllipses(cx, cy, rx, ry, dx, dy, n):
    for i in range(n):
        fill(0, 0, 0, 0)
        stroke(218/255, 224/255, 227/255)
        strokeWidth(1)
        oval(cx - rx, cy - ry, 2 * rx, 2 * ry)
        rx -= dx
        ry -= dy

w = 1200
h = 600
canvasSize = w,h

yPositionTop = randint(h-(h // 4), h+100)
yPositionBottom = randint(-100, (h // 4))

if yPositionTop < h+20:
    xPositionTop = w+100
else:
    xPositionTop = randint((w-(w // 3)), (w+100))

if yPositionBottom > -20:
    xPositionBottom = -100
else:
    xPositionBottom = randint(0, w // 3)

if w < h:
    radius = h
    numEllipses = w // 2
else:
    radius = w
    numEllipses = ((w + 100) // 10)
maxStep = 20
newPage(w, h)
frameDuration(1/20)
fill(1,1,1)
rect(0, 0, w, h)

drawEllipses(xPositionTop, yPositionTop, radius, radius,
maxStep, maxStep, numEllipses)

drawEllipses(xPositionBottom, yPositionBottom, radius, radius,
maxStep, maxStep, numEllipses)

saveImage("_Output/HighSide_CirclesPattern_01.pdf")

“The more you rely on good tools, the more boring your sculpture will be.” —Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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Last updated: November 24, 2018