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Vector graphics of female athlete
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Thumbs up smiley
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Thumbs down smiley vector image
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Green round decline icon vector image
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Green square decline icon vector image
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mango fruit by netalloy
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Mango fruit vector image
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A+
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Excellent result vector image
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Thumbs up smiley
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Vector drawing of thumbs/up smiley face
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Statue of St George
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Vector clip art of funny owls as pirate
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Funny bacillus
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Meat
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Ying Yang
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Bright Red and Dark Greenish Cyan Yin-Yang, by Adam Stanislav The entire graphic is drawn as a single path filled with greenish cyan (or any other color you change the value of “fill” in line 4). The other half, usually shown in white is created here as a hole in the path, but we have placed a red circle behind it. That means it is completely transparent, and has the red color its background has. To achieve this, not just with SVG but with other vector formats, any black portion of the path is drawn counterclockwise, any “white” portion clockwise. Stroking the paths shows how exactly a one-piece graphic is constructed. Fonts generally require the designers to use the all-one-piece-with-no-overlap method. Also, this graphic is taking advantage of the kappa constant described in my e-book Bézier Circles and other shapes, freely downloadable from https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/483578 .
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Colorful Yin-Yang
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Yin-Yang, by Adam Stanislav The entire graphic is drawn as a single path filled with light gray (or any other color you change the value of “fill” in line 4) and stroked with black. The other half, usually shown in white is created here as a hole in the path. That means it is completely transparent, and has whatever color its background has. To achieve this, not just with SVG but with other vector formats, any black portion of the path is drawn counterclockwise, any “white” portion clockwise. Stroking the paths shows how exactly a one-piece graphic is constructed. Fonts generally require the designers to use the all-one-piece-with-no-overlap method. Also, this graphic is taking advantage of the kappa constant described in my e-book Bézier Circles and other shapes, freely downloadable from https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/483578 .
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Pale Yin-Yang
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Angel and devil smiley
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Green check mark
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Hot dog image
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Cartoon Adam and Eve
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Angel with halo
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Black angel
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