Curves in Dreamweaver

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 This week, I learned how to draw curves in Dreamweaver using HTML 5. I adapted my previous original artwork to include quadratic curves. I think it turned out pretty cool and it still moves with your mouse.

With the bezier curves, I was able to create some cool architecturally looking diagrams. I feel now that I know the program much better than when I started. Before, I simply was following along with Professor Echeverry's instruction. But now I have confidence to create and manipulate works of art on my own.





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