Homework #2

https://editor.p5js.org/kmccloskey2/sketches/Pua4Q_PE5

For this assignment, I attempted to use all aspects that I learned from the videos for the week. If you move the mouse around, it creates a picture with the circle. I also have 3 squares that move across the screen as the stroke creates a trailing line. The squares are moving across the screen without mouse movement because I used a variable to assign the squares to move only .20 pixels because I wanted it to move slowly. Also, when you click the mouse, the picture erases the mouse movement as well as the path that the squares created. 

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