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css whale girl

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An illustration drawn with 7,348 clip-path polygons - zero images, zero SVG, zero Canvas, zero JavaScript

by @linyucion · linyucion/css-whale-girl on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON CHRONICLE.LINYUCION.COMUPDATED 26 Oct 2026

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An illustration drawn with 7,348 clip-path polygons. Zero images, zero SVG, zero Canvas, zero JavaScript.

Live · Build log (14,000 characters, Chinese) · Why

On the per-pixel error figure. The article mentions 9.69. After rewriting the measurement script I could not reproduce it — the same artifact measures 56.55. So that number is not stated here. The repo ships a reproducible measurement script; measure it yourself. Details in docs/failures.md §9. A repo that claims "error is X" when others measure something else is worse than one that says nothing.

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