Drawing a self-portrait out on paper wasn’t too difficult – it didn’t take me too long to sketch out a picture of myself with pencil and paper. But creating a sketch of myself with processing was a long process. The task easily took me at least a couple of hours, as I tried to fine tune all of the features of my face and made sure the color and stroke width were right. On paper, I could visualize in my mind the picture I wanted, and it was easy to transfer that vision from my mind to my sketchbook. On the computer, it was definitely harder, as I couldn’t control exactly where I wanted the lines and features to go. I think both mediums were the same in terms of visualizing the final product, but as for actually creating it, it was much more difficult coding it in processing.
Link to sketch: https://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/501626
