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Fork of SVG Playing Around and Studying

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SSimran
Last edited Dec 21, 2022
Created on Dec 21, 2022

This piece shows an idyllic, animated landscape with a gradient sky, a sun, layered land, trees, and three birds. It is constructed entirely with procedural SVG elements, including paths and groups, and uses CSS animations. The scene is generated dynamically through a custom JavaScript engine that creates SVG elements via `document.createElementNS`, with the sky’s color shifts driven by SVG `<animate>` elements. The birds and landforms are built from static path data, while the sun appears as a moving element with a radial gradient fill. The work explores SVG structure and animation.

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Playing and Studying Around With SVG <br> References:<br> Bird/Tree<br> Sun/Sky<br> Land

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