Draw spots

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Click to draw dots or drag to draw strokes.

Draws dots and freehand strokes

That point I just x'ed right there.

Now what about this one right here?

Or we have this pointillist movement for those of you who are into art.

This is again showing all the different contributions.

So I go to minus 5 comma 6.

I draw a line from there to there.

Circles around the Origin.

Draw AD, that is the angle biector.

These 2 points belong together because there is a point in between.

So we can go up here, I don't know, we'd go up 5 units.

That's minus 6 24, which is equal to minus 1 4, which could be this point.

So we'll end up right over there.

This was the destruction of my dream of becoming an artist.

And if we were to graph it, let's try our best to graph it.

Watch how SketchUp will give you reference points to help as you draw.

Okay, that's pretty good.

OK, so that's the first point.

Spray Draw scattered pixels in the current color

Looks like a reversed check mark.

So the point's going to be here.

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Well, it equals 5.

So if we wanted to graph this, and once again this is centered at the origin.

Well, you gonna show me? It's ok, I won't grade you.

There remain approximately 900 art sketches by Leonardo da Vinci.

Color Picker The color of the pixel clicked on will be the current draw color

Draws a pulsing sequence of transparent stars, circles, and lines. Written by Jamie Zawinski 1999.

The other point, let's make that negative three, negative three.

A regular polygon is one that has equal angles and equal length sides.

Draws zooming chains of sinusoidal spots. Written by Ashton Trey Belew 2001.

But yeah, and it's great, you can even go, you know

So when x 1, and I'm just kind of approximating, when x 1, y 8, so that point will be someplace around here.

Draws random colored, stippled and transparent rectangles. Written by Jamie Zawinski 1992.

I quit school to pursue a career as a cartoonist.

So this z is equal to, I don't know, x squared plus y.

But I think this collinearity of it makes more sense to you if you say, oh, let's draw them all in standard form.

Therefore, it can't be fit linearly.

All reference points are called Inference points' in SketchUp, and they will be very helpful in making you both accurate and fast.

It seems obvious that a 5 pointed star is the simplest one the one that takes the least number of strokes to draw.

(Laughter)

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