Sorry if this is wrong spot to write this, but what you have made is absolutely jaw-dropping and an amazing piece of work!

oh wonderful job

wow!!

Found this in francine.css while checking with CSS HTML Validator:

Many uses of a print-color-adjust CSS property.

But shouldn't this be -webkit-print-color-adjust and/or color-adjust?

See:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/-webkit-print-color-adjust
https://caniuse.com/#search=print-color-adjust

This would bring the total lines form 1,332 up to 1337 which would add a nice Easter egg showing how 'leet this project is! Congratulations on an accomplished work of art!

I had no Idea this sort of thing could even be done! I'm just a code baby ... ummmm no I take that back ...a code embryo. This is so fabulous I'm glad I decided to enter this world of wonder.

Really interested to know how you structure putting this kind of thing together. Do you have a write up on how you approach this?

I'm finding it interesting going through with developer tools turning the styles on and off to see what you are doing. But seems daunting to think how you'd plan all of this!

How many hours did it take to put together?

Either way, Super cool

i had to search dictionary for another word instead of amazing, because amazing is too small to describe what i just saw

In your README you say it only works in Chrome. Well, it works identically in Firefox, Safari, and even MS Edge. Since you're mostly using CSS transforms, border radius and gradients, all modern browsers handle these identically. IE on the other hand is a different story. But it is a discontinued browser. Edge is evergreen like other modern browsers. Please update your README to reflex that other modern browsers can indeed render your work as expected.

Amazing stuff. Truly is! I Had to have some fun with it though and started to play around with silly JS in the console. Here's something to get you started, post your own ones too!

setInterval(() => document.querySelectorAll('div').forEach(item => {
item.style = 'transform: translate('+Math.random() * 10+'px,'+Math.random() * 10 +'px)'}), 1)

Found this syntax error in francine.css while checking with CSS HTML Validator:
.feath.feath20{r:ight 37%;width:88%}

Probably should be:
.feath.feath20{right: 37%;width:88%}

Just wanted to say that this is Incredibly well done!

thanks for showing on github, this is incredible amazing. I shall get to know more about css now, hahahaha

A ghostly female voice keeps telling me to upgrade my browser, I've tried turning it on and off but it doesn't work, please help!

The painting looks like a child drew it in IE7.
Browser: IE7
Os: Windows 98

Seriously though, well done!

Couldn't help opening the dev tools. Here's one I found:

Select the mouth element and untick height:11%. What do we have now? 😁

Amazing at this masterpiece!
But even I have zoom out the Chrome broswer to 25%, I could only see a littile part of it.
I wonder how to admire the whole picture? Thanks.

你真NB

Found this syntax error in francine.css while checking with CSS HTML Validator:
box-shadow:0 0 2px 3px #821818)

Probably should be (remove right parenthesis):
box-shadow:0 0 2px 3px #821818

Just tell me please!

ps : The author is very beautiful

堪比《蒙娜丽莎》，前端领域的达芬奇👍

Tested on Chrome 66.0.3359, Edge 42.17134 and Firefox 60.0.0.

I've started from Firefox 59.0.2 but had issues with the bottom part of the image. Just updating to the latest version solved the issue.

Really a great piece of art and code.

Found this syntax error in francine.css while checking with CSS HTML Validator:
right:13;

Probably should be:
right:13%;

I'm curious what the story is behind the tree which exists in HTML, but not in CSS. Looks like it was added in this commit: cf1e17e

Checking with CSS HTML Validator I found that this meta tag appears twice in index.html (there's no need for it to appear twice):
<meta name="description" content="Pure CSS Oil Painting - by Diana Smith aka cyanHarlow" />

On iOS version google chrome loads your site like this.

Nothing has blown my mind to this extent.
Hats off!

Amazing work, I do realistic pencil portraits and they take me 15+ hours to finish. How long did this take you? I can't even imagine how hard this is and how much hard work it took from you to get to this level of HTML & CSS manipulation. Congrats!

Hello

Would you please name the author of original picture?
Maybe link to Wikipedia article about it?

What sort of sultry is this, great work cyan.

I have a suggestion . You can add some animations to make her eyes blink, mouth smile and give her a makeup process.
If possible, I want to pull this request. I have forked it.

I am so admire you.

My jaw is not closing again after seeing this!

You should totally write about how you built this!

This is really incredible, I love it

Is it responsive? :|

You should make a timelapse where you take a screenshot of every commit.
like,
for i in commits:
check out commit
take screenshot

and then post it like, as a mp4 or something.

You know, for Science...

Worship God.