2- Canvas Landscape

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Using Dreamweaver I created a simple but nice landscape . I used all the coding tools learned in class and created a scenic landscape. This workart contains at least once all of this shapes/curves: a line, a rectangle, a triangle, a circle, a quadratic curve, a Bezier curve, and a linear gradient. Using all this shapes and curves I created a house, a flower, a sun, a cloud, and a background which worked as a perfect grass and sunset for this landscape. Even thou this looks quite simple it took a lot of time to create and put the objects were I wanted to. Coding the correct formula to get the desire object and its location in the work space could be sometimes kind of hard and stressful. Time and patience are an essential factor to obtain the wanted results in this complex landscape creation.

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