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 * authors: 
 *   Lauren Harris

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/* Lauren Harris
 02/03/14
 [email protected]
 self-portrait 

In this sketch I was trying to accomplish using code to create
 an image of myself. The form of the running program is more pictorial
 than the code--it is an image-- while the code is more textual,
 comprised of leters, numbers and symbols. However, both the code
 and the running program is visually interesting in distinct ways. 
 Additionally, each is comprised of symbols: the code literally
 and the running program, being so primitive in composition,
 relies on the basic symbols of ellipses and rectangles to create
 the image of a face. */

background(8, 255, 236);
size(400, 600);

//face
fill(255, 233, 173);
ellipse(200, 300, 275, 350);

//eyes
fill(255);
ellipse(150, 300, 75, 50);
ellipse(250, 300, 75, 50);

//iris
fill(#392C09);
ellipse(150, 300, 20, 20);
ellipse(250, 300, 20, 20);

//mouth
fill(#E339CF);
ellipse(200, 400, 100, 50);

//hair
fill(#503504);
rect(20, 175, 75, 375);
rect(300, 175, 75, 375);
rect(20, 100, 355, 95);

//brows
rect(110, 250, 75, 10);
rect(215, 250, 75, 10);

//nose
fill(0);
ellipse(188, 350, 10, 10);
ellipse(212, 350, 10, 10);