Animated Flowers

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Animated Flowers

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Last edited Feb 28, 2020

Created on Feb 28, 2020

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A field of ten glowing flowers drifts in a dark green gradient background, each flower composed of two crossed ellipses and a central circle. Driven by a continuously updating timestamp `t`, each flower follows a spiral path via sine and cosine functions, rotating and changing fill color based on its index. Built with React and rendered as animated SVG, the effect uses `requestAnimationFrame` to update state and CSS filters for drop shadows and radial gradients, all defined in `index.js` and `Ellipse.js`.

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