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Fork of Fork of Flowers

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Last edited Feb 27, 2024

Created on Feb 27, 2024

Fork of Fork of Flowers is a static generative artwork that depicts a stylized floral arrangement using simple geometric shapes and a soft, nature-inspired palette. The piece shows a central flower with layered golden ellipses and triangular brown petals, flanked by tall green stems with angular leaves on either side, all set against a split background of pale yellow and mint green. The code uses D3’s `select` to append SVG elements, including `rect`, `ellipse`, `path`, and `line`, with hardcoded coordinates and fill colors to construct the composition. No data source is involved; the rendering relies entirely on D3’s SVG manipulation to draw the vector shapes.

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