radial-mask

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Last edited Sep 9, 2019

Created on Sep 9, 2019

The visualization generates eight panels of overlapping radial line paths, each pair rendered in cyan and magenta with a yellow overlay clipped by an SVG mask. It uses d3.lineRadial to create irregular, sine-modulated rings from random walk data. The masking technique isolates the intersection of two shapes, producing layered, hybrid forms. The animation is static but visually dynamic.

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