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Decorated Vase with Flowers

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AAsrar Al Qassem
Last edited Feb 26, 2024
Created on Feb 25, 2024
Forked from Ayush - Flowers

Two D3.js flower-vase compositions render in side-by-side SVG containers. Each uses a linear gradient to shade the vase brown and places three stems with differently colored flower petals around dark or yellow centers. The first container draws stems as lines with five-petal layouts, while the second uses rectangles and path-drawn leaves with eight petals per flower, all generated programmatically with D3's select and append methods.

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