Rectangles


This was the first assignment for this class using Dreamweaver. We were required to use different sized rectangles, colors, and different line thickness. I chose all of the sizes based on the fact that they were not allowed to touch and had to fit on a certain sized canvas. The colors I thought complimented each other.

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