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Created on Jun 30, 2025

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This animated visualization renders a tessellated field of flowers on a canvas, with three overlapping layers that rotate and drift to create a dynamic, layered effect. Each flower is drawn procedurally using Bézier curves for petals, radiating stamens, and radial gradients that shift hue, saturation, and lightness over time. The animation uses `requestAnimationFrame` within a React effect, while the canvas API handles drawing at 60fps. Colors are computed via `hslToRgb` conversions, producing evolving palettes across the flower field and its animated background.

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Flower Field Animation

This project demonstrates an animated field of flowers using React and Canvas. Each shape has been converted to a flower with petals and stamens that animate and change over time.

Features

Dynamic flower shapes that change and animate
Responsive layout that adapts to window size
Layered animation with overlapping flower fields
Color gradients that evolve over time

MIT Licensed

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