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Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

EasterBunny.png

 

Inspired by Make Something Pretty's cute Create a Bunny out of Circles Craft Project post - and in particular its accompanying Ikea-like wordless instructions - here comes Peter Cottontail. Have a Happy Easter, all!

 

* Fun w/SAS ODS Graphics: 4-Circle Easter Bunny
  SAS ODS Graphics take on Make Something Pretty's cute "Create a Bunny out of Circles" Craft Project
  https://mailsomethingpretty.com/create-a-bunny-out-of-circles;

data easterbunny;                                                                                                * Create a "dummy" point for plotting;
retain x 2.5 y 2.5  msg ""; 

ods graphics / height=5in width=5in;                                                                              * 5" square image;
proc sgplot data=easterbunny nowall noautolegend aspect=1 pad=0;                                                  * Here comes Peter Cottontail!;
styleattrs backcolor=pappk;                                                                                       * Pale pink Easter-ish background; 

* 1. Plot left and right bunny ears first (circle segments);
ellipseparm semimajor=.6875 semiminor=.6875 / slope=1 xorigin=2.3625 yorigin=4 fill fillattrs=(color=black);      * 1 3/8" black circle for left/right bunny ears;
lineparm slope=. x=2.240625 y=2.5 / clip lineattrs=(color=pappk pattern=shortdash thickness=2pt);                 * Dashed vertical line to indicate circle is to be cut to get left ear;          
lineparm slope=. x=2.484375 y=2.5 / clip lineattrs=(color=pappk pattern=shortdash thickness=2pt);                 * Dashed vertical line to indicate circle is to be cut to get right ear;
ellipseparm semimajor=.6875 semiminor=.6875 / slope=1 xorigin=1.8125 yorigin=2.3125 fill fillattrs=(color=black); * Start with whole circle for left bunny ear;
ellipseparm semimajor=.6875 semiminor=.6875 / slope=1 xorigin=3.1875 yorigin=2.3125 fill fillattrs=(color=black); * Start with whole circle for right bunny ear;
lineparm slope=-1.6 x=1 y=2.5 / clip lineattrs=(color=pappk thickness=108pt);                                     * Use thick line to "crop" left bunny ear to get circle segment;   
lineparm slope=1.6 x=4 y=2.5 / clip lineattrs=(color=pappk thickness=108pt);                                      * Use thick line to "crop" right bunny ear to get circle segment;          

* 2. Display rest of circle "parts list" at top of image;
ellipseparm semimajor=.6875 semiminor=.6875 / slope=1 xorigin=0.8375 yorigin=4 fill fillattrs=(color=black);      * 1 3/8" black circle for bunny body;
ellipseparm semimajor=.5 semiminor=.5 / slope=1 xorigin=3.7 yorigin=4 fill fillattrs=(color=black);               * 1" black circle for bunny head;
ellipseparm semimajor=.25 semiminor=.25 / slope=1 xorigin=4.6 yorigin=4 fill fillattrs=(color=white);             * 1/2" white circle for bunny tail;

* 3. Draw rest of bunny (head, body, tail);
ellipseparm semimajor=.6875 semiminor=.6875 / slope=1 xorigin=2.5 yorigin=1 fill fillattrs=(color=black);         * Bunny body;
ellipseparm semimajor=.5 semiminor=.5 / slope=1 xorigin=2.5 yorigin=1.85 fill fillattrs=(color=black);            * Bunny head;
ellipseparm semimajor=.25 semiminor=.25 / slope=1 xorigin=2.5 yorigin=.85 fill fillattrs=(color=white);           * Bunny tail;

text x=x y=y text=msg;                                                                                            * Just a "dummy" point (needed for plotting ellipses);
inset "Happy" "Easter!" / noborder textattrs=(color=white weight=bold size=18pt) position=bottomleft;             * Send Easter greetings; 
inset "2023" / noborder textattrs=(color=white weight=bold size=18pt) position=bottomright;                       * With INSET statements; 

xaxis display=none values=(0 to 5 by 5) offsetmin=0 offsetmax=0;                                                  * Hide and scale x-axis;
yaxis display=none  values=(0 to 5 by 5) offsetmin=0 offsetmax=0;                                                 * Hide and scale y-axis;
run;

 

 

 

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