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blur-transition

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Last edited Aug 22, 2016

Created on Oct 19, 2015

Four wavy line charts fade in and out against alternating black and white backgrounds, with each transition blending the strokes into a cohesive, gooey mass before snapping back into crisp lines. The animation cycles repeatedly, morphing between the two color schemes while new random line data replaces the old. It uses D3.js to generate the SVG paths and axes, applying SVG filters—`feGaussianBlur` and `feColorMatrix`—to create the blur-and-chrome effect, with `transition` calls animating the filter attributes and background color changes.

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