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Fork of budha

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Bbrahmateja.edu2023@gmail.com
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Created on Mar 17, 2024
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A procedural artwork renders 441 randomly generated semi-transparent polygons on a black SVG canvas. The code generates a 21×21 grid of polygons using nested loops over an array 0 through 20, with each polygon’s position, size, and color (shades of blue and purple) determined by pseudo-random values derived from the loop index. A separate white path, scaled and translated, depicts a geometric icon overlaid on top of the colorful grid. The composition combines algorithmic repetition with hand-crafted vector detail against a black background.

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