Fork of The Vision!

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Fork of The Vision!

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Last edited Aug 25, 2024

Created on Aug 25, 2024

This fork recreates “The Vision” as a stylized superhero portrait built entirely from SVG shapes, arranged symmetrically to form a face with layered eyes, a diamond forehead jewel, and a red crown. The design uses a linear gradient (white to silver to cyan) to give the eye lenses a metallic sheen, while the main face is a green circle with red side panels. Code relies on raw SVG elements—circles, a rotated `<rect>`, and a curved `<path>`—defined inline in an HTML file, with CSS for centered full-page display. The image is static, with no interaction or animation.

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Trying to recreate The Vision, inspired by the current WandaVision series hype

Was helped by seeing the 2020 course on making smiley

MIT Licensed

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