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Make a Face with D3 Format

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Last edited Jun 19, 2022

Created on Jun 18, 2022

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This example presents a stylized, cartoon-like face constructed entirely with D3 and React, where each facial feature is a distinct geometric primitive. The application uses `d3.arc()` to define and render the curved mouth and eyes, alongside SVG `circle`, `ellipse`, and `line` elements for the head, pupils, and expressive eyebrows. The code sets up a fixed 960x500 SVG canvas, and the face is centered using a `transform` translation. It demonstrates how to mix D3's path generation with React's component-based markup to create a playful vector illustration, with hardcoded coordinates rather than external data.

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