
Create nine quick Python turtle drawings, from basic shapes to figures like a face, Luke's light saber, a house, a Darth Vader mask, a snowman, Yoda, a rocket, and Barney.
Sign up for a free Trinket account and start a Python project, writing turtle code with import turtle and turtle.forward, then run, save, and explore nine example trinkets.
Create circle, square, and triangle drawings using Python turtle, customizing shapes with forward and turn commands, and observe a final spin of the three shapes.
Learn to create a happy face in python turtle by drawing both eyes, a nose, and a mouth using circle shapes with pen up and pen down on trinket.io.
Learn to draw Luke's lightsaber using Python turtle by composing three rectangles with different borders and fills, adjusting pen size, colors, and a bottom title with a custom font.
Learn Python turtle art by drawing a cute house with a door and two windows, using color, pen size, and turtle commands in ninety five lines of code.
Create the Darth Vader mask with Python turtle by building a seven-chunk program that outlines the helmet, eyes, and mouth, fills colors, and adds a bottom title and subtitle.
Learn to build a snowman in Python turtle by writing 46 lines of code that draw three circles in blue, green, and pink with begin and end fill and buttons.
Create a Yoda fighting scene with python turtle, drawing the head, IR light saber, feet, body outline, and handle across eight parts with begin fill and color.
Create a rocket ship in python turtle by combining a gray body, red bottom, blue top, and three orange fuel rectangles, then render a blue title in Ariel font.
Draw Barney using Python turtle by outlining, filling, and adding eyes, mouth, star, and a title; adjust pen size, colors, and coordinates with go to and begin fill.
Python Turtle Art is the best way for a first time coder to get started writing lines of python code.
This course has 9 fun drawings and is designed for beginners of all ages. Each example begins with a blank page and ends with a nice drawing. It's all done in a quick video showing every line of python code. The videos are made fun and fast so that you can watch them again and again.
Like all my courses please feel free to code along with me on all the projects. That's the best way to learn coding. And I would like to suggest for each video (when copying the code yourself) to slow down the speed to 0.5x (which is half as fast) and to turn off the sound. I think that will be a perfect way to follow along.
Enjoy this Fast and Fun Course in Python Turtle Art.