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Fork of The Vision!

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Last edited Feb 25, 2023

Created on Feb 25, 2023

This data visualization recreates the face of The Vision in a tribute to the WandaVision series. The SVG rendering constructs the character’s head from layered geometric shapes, including a green base circle, red stylized facial features, and gradient-filled eyes. It also depicts the yellow mind stone as a rotated rectangle above the forehead. The code uses raw SVG elements with a linearGradient definition and applies transforms like scale and skewX to build the composition.

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Trying to recreate The Vision, inspired by the current WandaVision series hype

Was helped by seeing the 2020 course on making smiley

MIT Licensed

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