Argyle <pattern>

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Argyle <pattern>

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Last edited Jan 4, 2018

Created on Oct 2, 2017

A repeating argyle pattern fills a circle with rows of diamond shapes, where each diamond’s fill color and stitch color change smoothly over time. The pattern is drawn using SVG elements inside a `<pattern>` def, with colors selected from random ColorBrewer palettes or d3 interpolated scales like `d3.interpolateViridis`. Each recolor run uses `d3.transition` with `styleTween` and `d3.interpolateLab` to animate fill and stroke changes.

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Infinite argyle with random ColorBrewer and d3 4.0 color scales.

Fork of https://bl.ocks.org/veltman/f24fba4f6549639cacfd4d0a50e9d4b8 but drawing into a pattern.

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