Environmental Justice Art with Code

In this video, Jillian guides viewers through creating a digital art piece using p5.js, focusing on environmental justice. The tutorial covers setting up a canvas, drawing basic shapes like the sun and clouds, and creating a tree using triangles and rectangles. The video also includes an interview with Black Girls Code students, highlighting their experiences and artwork. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of environmental justice and encourages creativity and coding skills.

What is the main focus of the second video in the series?

• Exploring the history of environmental movements

• Understanding the basics of coding

• Learning about advanced programming techniques

• Creating a digital art piece on environmental justice

In p5.js, where do the x and y coordinates start on the canvas?

• Center of the canvas

• Bottom left corner

• Top left corner

• Top right corner

What color is used for the background to represent the sky?

• Gray

• Dark blue

• White

• Light blue

How many clouds are created in the art piece?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What shape is used to create the tree top in the art piece?

• Triangle

• Rectangle

• Ellipse

• Circle

Who is Wangari Maathai and what is she known for?

• A Kenyan environmentalist known for founding the Green Belt Movement

• A musician known for eco-friendly songs

• An artist known for her environmental paintings

• A scientist known for climate change research

What function is used to add text to the canvas in p5.js?

• write()

• text()

• display()

• label()

What is the message written in the art piece?

• Green is Good

• Nurture Nature for All

• Protect Our Planet

• Save the Earth

What advice do the Black Girls Code students give to other learners?

• Work alone

• Focus only on coding

• Make friends and have fun

• Avoid asking questions

What is the purpose of the Black Girls Code organization?

• To create art exhibitions

• To offer scholarships for college education

• To provide free workshops and camps for young women of color in tech

• To organize environmental clean-up events