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FirstFace I

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PPadoSensei
Last edited Mar 16, 2021
Created on Mar 16, 2021
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FirstFace I renders a static, minimalist face directly in SVG within an HTML page. The code draws a green circular head with a black outline and two white eyes with black strokes, all positioned using explicit pixel coordinates. The visualization uses only standard SVG elements—`circle`—styled via inline attributes, with no external libraries or data sources. The example demonstrates foundational shape composition and preset canvas dimensions, offering a simple baseline for future interactive or animated variations.

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