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Created on Jun 18, 2022

This SVG portrait of a face, rendered by React, is drawn from the fictional character Danny Phantom. The code constructs the face using basic geometric shapes: a large circle forms the head, with nested circles for the eyes, irises, and pupils, while rectangles create tilted eyebrows. A path derived from the `d3.arc` API forms the mouth, and a polyline and polygon define the nose and hair. The design scales with the browser window, using window dimensions to center all elements.

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Danny Phantom face implementation with React.

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