Martina Dossi

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Sol LeWitt Reproduction

This example reproduces the geometric wall drawings of Sol LeWitt as an interactive SVG canvas. The work displays a large 960 by 500 pixel field of repeating line patterns, exploring variations in stroke direction, weight, and density across distinct rectangular regions. The rendering uses a single `<svg>` element populated entirely through JavaScript console output, with no external libraries. The code defines the canvas dimensions and clears the body margins, but the actual drawing logic is minimal, appearing only as a placeholder `console.log(5)` statement, leaving the visual pattern static and underdefined.

Nov 18, 2024

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SVG Fundamentals

This example demonstrates the visual output of basic SVG shapes, including circles and lines, rendered within a fixed 900 by 500 coordinate space. It shows how the `fill` and `stroke` attributes apply distinct colors to the interior and outline of each circle, while the two diagonal lines cross the entire drawing area. The page is a minimal HTML document that directly embeds the SVG markup, relying on the browser's native SVG parser rather than a JavaScript library. The code also includes several comment styles (``, `#`, `//`, and `--`) to illustrate different syntax formats within the SVG content.

Nov 17, 2024