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Fork of SVG House with Clouds

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Last edited Feb 18, 2025

Created on Feb 18, 2025

This visualization is a pure SVG scene depicting a house beneath a cloudy sky, rendered using declarative vector graphics. The composition features a stylized dwelling with a linear gradient sky that transitions from light blue to white, with cloud shapes defined in the markup. The work relies entirely on inline SVG elements and CSS fill properties, with no external libraries or data sources. It showcases how static vector art can be constructed through structured XML and styling, emphasizing visual aesthetics over interactive data mapping.

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Pure SVG graphic with house and clouds! Thanks to Claude & Aider.

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