Colorcomb II

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Last edited Feb 9, 2016

Created on Jul 10, 2015

A Voronoi diagram of hundreds of colored cells animates on a black canvas, with each cell’s color shifting over time toward a shared palette. The visualization is rendered using the `d3-voronoi` library, which computes the tessellation, while a Canvas drawing loop continuously updates the cell fills. The animation derives from per-cell color interpolation, creating a slowly morphing mosaic of polygons. The code is a single self-contained HTML file using JavaScript and the Canvas API, with no external data source beyond the procedurally generated initial cell positions and colors.

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