Description of Work:
I call it Clean-up due to the arbitrary "left-over" shapes created by the movement of the slider to the left, and their perfect clean-up by moving the slider to the right. The original shape comprised of a curvy large rectangle with scattered colored circles, and within this movie clip I made a smaller rectangle that rotates to the opposite direction. The rotation of these shapes and their movement along the X axis depend on the value of the slider, which also effects the shapes' color.
The first preferred slider setting is:
[0-285 from initial condition to about right edge of the stage]
I chose this setting because you clearly see the gradual change in color of the rotating shapes, which is whimsical. Luckily I found a good match for the background color.
The second preferred slider setting is:
[285-as far as you can to the right]
I chose this setting because it shows a substantial effect on the speed of the rotation, and by that you're able to follow the rotating shapes and recognize them. It all seems more organized.
The third preferred slider setting is:
[From all the way right to all the way left at various speeds]
Well, this one is not really a defined slider setting. It is more about the effect you can create by changing the speed of the slider movement. If you slide it fast to the left, it'll draw a cleaner, clearer, and more defined screen. If you move the slider slowly, you'll see an artistic creation by the "stamped" shapes that are left on the stage. In both cases you'll be able to notice the small rotating center rectangle after moving the slider all the way to the right, since the rest of the shapes will pretty much turn static.
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