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Fork of W1 SVG essentials

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A visual study of symmetry and layering, this SVG example arranges red and white circles around three central points to create an abstract, mirrored composition. The code explicitly layers overlapping circle elements, using fill colors and radii to build a pattern of concentric shapes. Rectangles and thick diagonal lines add structural contrast and further emphasize the balanced, symmetrical layout. The piece is a hands-on demonstration of basic SVG elements—circle, rect, and line—focusing on how order and positioning affect the final visual result.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes. practise basic elements, layering and symetry read about arcs. Too complex for now, it's easier to play with layering for next time: figure out ovals and curved shapes

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