Pikachu Face

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Last edited Sep 25, 2019

Created on Sep 9, 2019

This example renders a stylized Pikachu face using D3.js and React. The visualization constructs the character’s face from SVG shapes: ellipses for eyes and cheeks, circles for inner eye highlights and pupils, and D3’s `arc` function to create the curved mouth. The code uses D3’s `arc` API to generate the mouth paths and relies on React for composing the SVG elements. The drawing is purely programmatic—there is no external data source—and is displayed as a static vector graphic in the browser.

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This was the First Homework for DataViz at WPI.

This visualization shows the face of a pokemon,Pikachu. Developed using Javascript, SVG and D3.js.

MIT Licensed

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