Make a face

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Created on Feb 25, 2023

This example builds a stylized smiley face entirely from SVG shapes generated with React and D3’s `arc` function. The face combines circles for the head and eyes, plus multiple arcs for the ears, nose, mouth, and tongue, each positioned using SVG `transform` rotations and translations. Eye highlights, green-stroked pupils, and brown inner ears add detail. The visualization demonstrates how geometric primitives can be composed into a recognizable cartoon using d3.v7’s arc generator and React’s declarative rendering.

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