I concluded my drawing project.

For the last stage of my drawing project, I got stuck on the animation.
I am not sure if I did something wrong or followed the wrong steps,
but I was unable to animate my drawing which made me quite sad! I tried
a few variations of animation such as translate and rotate, but none
worked the way I intended. I am still happy with my drawing though. I
wish we had more visual tutorials and maybe even class workshop times
to come together and discuss these things because asking for help when
everyone is working at their own pace and hours make it very awkward and
inconvenient to reach out to others. I would eventually love to learn
animation but I think timing of this project was not it.

README.md

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 ## Description 
 
-(Describe your goal for this project. If you want to link to an 
+(For this project, i want to draw 1-2 ghosts that move in a repeated manner as if they are floating.)
+    
+    Describe your goal for this project. If you want to link to an 
 image, move the image to this directory, and then use the following syntax:
 
-![Description](filename.png)
+([Initial sketch of the ghost, guesstimating the number of turns, circles, and straight paths that will be needed for this drawing.](DrawingIdeaGhost.png)
 
 )
 
 ## Planning
 
-(Include your planning here, including your project milestone.)
+(Milestone 1: Function: Ghost-face
+This miletone includes the drawing of the ghost-face as a function so it could be repeated for each ghost. (I do plan on using Ghostface as my inspiration for these! :) But I think I might have to compromise on its fluid design as I don't think I'm equipped well enough to do a color fill in a complex shape just yet. Mine would probably look more triangular for the mouth and more of a whole circle for the eyes, unless I can overlap two colored in circles to create the shape I need. 
+
+Milestone 2: Function: Ghost-body
+This milestone function draws the body of the ghosts. I plan on adding only 3 "frills". In total these three frills will include 10 circles of different radii to be drawn to different extents in order to create curves. It seems a little daunting at the moment but I think using curves for my typeface prepared me to take on this challenge. If needed, I can divide this function into three parts to ease the work load of each session I plan on dedicating to this project. In that case this milestone look like:
+Milestone 2.1: Ghost-body F1
+Milestone 2.2: Ghost-body F2
+Milestone 2.3: Ghost-body F3
+
+
+Milestone 3: Animation
+Using Superturtle I plan on adding a simple animation of left right motion. Maybe I can move them in a circular path as well in a loop. 
+)
+

README.py

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+# (Drawing project)
+
+(
+This is the README file for your drawing project. 
+Replace all the text in parentheses with your own text.
+It's written in a simple language called Markdown, 
+which allows basic formatting. 
+)
+
+## Description 
+
+(For this project, i want to draw 1-2 ghosts that move in a repeated manner as if they are floating.)
+    
+    Describe your goal for this project. If you want to link to an 
+image, move the image to this directory, and then use the following syntax:
+
+([Initial sketch of the ghost, guesstimating the number of turns, circles, and straight paths that will be needed for this drawing.](DrawingIdeaGhost.png)
+
+)
+
+## Planning
+
+(Milestone 1: Function: Ghost-face
+This miletone includes the drawing of the ghost-face as a function so it could be repeated for each ghost. (I do plan on using Ghostface as my inspiration for these! :) But I think I might have to compromise on its fluid design as I don't think I'm equipped well enough to do a color fill in a complex shape just yet. Mine would probably look more triangular for the mouth and more of a whole circle for the eyes, unless I can overlap two colored in circles to create the shape I need. 
+
+Milestone 2: Function: Ghost-body
+This milestone function draws the body of the ghosts. I plan on adding only 3 "frills". In total these three frills will include 10 circles of different radii to be drawn to different extents in order to create curves. It seems a little daunting at the moment but I think using curves for my typeface prepared me to take on this challenge. If needed, I can divide this function into three parts to ease the work load of each session I plan on dedicating to this project. In that case this milestone look like:
+Milestone 2.1: Ghost-body F1
+Milestone 2.2: Ghost-body F2
+Milestone 2.3: Ghost-body F3
+
+
+Milestone 3: Animation
+Using Superturtle I plan on adding a simple animation of left right motion. Maybe I can move them in a circular path as well in a loop. 
+)
+

drawing.py

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 # drawing.py
 # ----------
-# By ____(you)___________
+# By Challa Zirek
 #
-# (Briefly describe what this program does.)
+# (This project draws two ghosts, in theme of Halloween.)
 
+import superturtle
+from superturtle import *
+from superturtle.animation import *
+import turtle
 from turtle import *
+import bezier
+import numpy as np
+
+TurtleScreen=turtle.Screen
+turtle.bgcolor("#B04021")
+turtle.pensize(4)
+
+def ghostie(length,x,y):
+    turtle.pencolor("#3C025E")
+    turtle.fillcolor("#B8B8B8")
+    penup()
+    turtle.goto(x,y)
+    pendown()
+    #Starts drawing the left side of the outline
+    turtle.begin_fill()
+    left(180)
+    circle(2*length, 90)
+    forward(3*length)
+    circle(-6*length,30)
+    left(170)
+    circle(5*length,30)
+    circle(-0.2*length,180)
+    print(pos())
+
+    #Starts drawing the middle frill
+    xpos, ypos = turtle.pos()
+    points=np.array([
+        [xpos, (xpos+30), (xpos-70), (xpos+70), xpos],
+        [ypos, (ypos-48), (ypos-88), (ypos-148), (ypos-218)]
+    ])
+    curve = bezier.Curve(points, 4)  
+    s_vals = np.linspace(0,1,100)
+    bezierpoints= curve.evaluate_multi(s_vals)
+    for n in range(1, bezierpoints.shape[1]):
+        turtle.goto(bezierpoints[0][n], bezierpoints[1][n])
+    left(180)
+    points2=np.array([
+        [xpos, (xpos+90), (xpos+10), (xpos+40), (xpos+50)],
+        [(ypos-218), (ypos-178), (ypos-58), (ypos-28), ypos]
+    ])
+    curve2 = bezier.Curve(points2, 4)
+    s_vals = np.linspace(0,1,100)
+    bezierpoints2= curve2.evaluate_multi(s_vals)
+    for n in range(1, bezierpoints2.shape[1]):
+        turtle.goto(bezierpoints2[0][n], bezierpoints2[1][n])
+    
+    #Starts drawing the right side of the outline
+    circle(-0.2*length,180)
+    left(10)
+    circle(5*length,30)
+    left(171)
+    circle(-6*length,30)
+    forward(3*length)
+    circle(2*length, 90)
+    turtle.end_fill()
+
+    #Starts drawing the face
+    def ghostieface(length,x,y):
+        turtle.fillcolor("#161616")
+        penup()
+        turtle.goto(x-20, y-50)
+        pendown()
+        turtle.begin_fill()
+        turtle.shape("circle")
+        turtle.stamp()
+        turtle.end_fill()
+        penup()
+        turtle.goto(x+20, y-50)
+        pendown()
+        turtle.begin_fill()
+        turtle.shape("circle")
+        turtle.stamp()
+        turtle.end_fill()
+        penup()
+        turtle.goto(x-5, y-90)
+        pendown()
+        left(95)
+        turtle.begin_fill()
+        turtle.shape("circle")
+        turtle.shapesize(stretch_len=2)
+        turtle.stamp()
+        turtle.shape("classic")
+        turtle.shapesize(1,1)
+        turtle.end_fill()          
+    ghostieface(length,x,y)
+
+
+ghostie(30, -150, 250)
+penup()
+turtle.home()
+pendown()
+ghostie (30, 150, 250)
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+turtle.done()