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[xndyz]

You should totally write about how you built this!

[WagnerMoreira]

and how much time it took to built too

[vinnyA3]

This is quite the work of art, that's for sure. I would love to hear your process.

[jepster]

I am also interested in the approach. It looks unbelievable. It's hard to believe, that this graphics are not just exported from adobe illustrator in svg format. :)

[jesraygarciano]

Where should we start when we're making our own :)

[neocybereth]

So good OMG! great job!

[guylhermetabosa]

Awesome Job, I totally agree with the OP.

[MaryGr]

Is she also responsive..? ;-) No kidding, I am also wondering how you did this and how long it took and if you had a sample from which you worked...did you use a image as a background and worked on top of that in the browser? That's the only thing I can think of. I have painted many portraits and I know how hard it, is let alone one in css... an incredible job!!!

[podrivo]

Don't forget to livestream it and make a speed video.

[neocybereth]

https://dev.to/ohbarye/learning-generative-art-day-4-flower-on-a-lofty-height--54b5 ; here's similar stuff for beginner if you guys are interested

[alessandro308]

@Sm00g15 That's not true. The link is done by drawing in a canvas, it is completely different approach and it is easier to do a drawing with a canvas. She creates the drawing with pure HTML elements,

with custom class!!