I tried to draw a cartoon airplane using CSS. But I added an animation that I saw on the Internet.

This project is a fork of the fan animation

I wanted to make a plane before this, but I didn't have enough motivation to do it, but when I saw this animation I decided I had to try!

1. I barely found a simple 'Gulp boilerplate' to get started right away. For making' pet projects', it is also worth investing time in defining and finding the necessary tools. Simple but cool Gulp boilerplate

2. Complexity and some flexibility with properties that help work with forms in CSS;

3. 'clip-path' is a cool property, but very inconvenient and complicated. It is convenient to use if there is a graphic editor, but do it by yourself it is very, very difficult especially to invent and make any shape;

Therefore, I found such a site where you can generate the form you need:

• https://bennettfeely.com/clippy/
• https://unused-css.com/tools/clip-path-generator