Lynn Fisher is an amazing CSS Artist, and she is especially great at creating CSS drawings using just a single HTML element among many other projects she does (Nestflix is a lot of fun!)
In October, she organizes #divtober, a one-month challenge in which she draws (and encourages other to participate too) CSS art based on different topics. This is the list for this year:
Lynn Fisher@lynnandtonic
October is already going to be busy busy, but let’s do this! 😅
#divtober 2021: a.singlediv.com/divtober2021/16:52 PM - 28 Sep 2021
And this is my entry for the first day of Divtober: an animated ceiling fan that starts moving when you pulled the string.
I'm not a big fan (no pun intended) of the colors I used, and some people may claim that I cheated by using an <a> instead of a <div>, but that allows for more interesting playground because it has different states that a <div> doesn't have, plus it can be used to redirect the page (only once though) and make use of the :target pseudo-class.
Top comments (7)
This competition will gonna be crazy!
my entry for this
It's not a competition (at least I don't see it that way). More of a fun challenge.
Your entry for fan is amazing :)
not a competition in a sense that we will win something but more to push our skill limit trying to make the best entry 😉
Your fan is also great 👍
Amazing!!
Both very cool! I look forward to seeing both of your entries!
A minor change that means that you can switch the fan on by clicking it and off by clicking outside it. Plus it is a
<div>now!woow it looks so coool