Let's Make a Face Part VI

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Let's Make a Face Part VI

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Last edited Aug 21, 2023

Created on Aug 21, 2023

A grid of 18 cartoon faces shows random variations in eye size, all rendered with yellow circular heads, black outlines, pink blush, white pupils, and a D3 arc-based mouth. Each face is a React component composed of reusable SVG parts—BackgroundCircle, Eyes, Pupils, Mouth, and Blush—positioned within a FaceContainer using D3's `range` to generate the array. The `d3.arc` API creates the mouth shape, while SVG attributes control dimensions and offsets.

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Half way towards a smiley face.

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