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Making Shapes

Using Python, I’ve been trying to create this pattern. However, I can only do it manually, as opposed to the easier way. Supposedly, I must create a function with the following attributes – pivot, width-height, rotations, color. However, I can’t do the function and only managed to draw the patter manually. I’ve attached the pattern and my current code (the manual one – I need help in creating the function).

Problem:

Make the function with the following attributes (pivot, width_height, rotations, color) and call it to the main function to recreate the following patterns. You are limited to the PIL.Image and PIL.ImageDraw. Note: Do not use the Turtle library. You can use cos, sin, and pi from the math library.

Hints:

pivot – the pivot point is a two-integer tuple
width_height – a float – arbitrary scaling variable
rotations – angle of rotation – float in degrees
color – a three-integer tuple

import PIL.Image, PIL.ImageDraw
if
_name_
_main__':
canvas = PIL. Image.new(mode = "RGB", size =
(2000, 2000), color = "white")
circle = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(canvas)
circle.arc([(500, 500), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill = "orange", width
3)
circle.arc([(500, 450), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill
"black", width = 3)
circle.arc([(500, 400), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill = "orange", width = 3)
circle.arc([(500, 350), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill =
circle.arc([(500, 300), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill
"black", width =
3)
"orange", width
3)
circle.arc([(500, 250), (1500,1400)], -91, 269, fill = "black", width = 3)

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