Chances are that you’ve already seen Silk, Yuri Vishnevsky’s fun experiment in generative art? Well, Yuri’s latest incarnation of Silk adds ambient background music and allows for more control over the artwork. The share mechanism is very nicely implemented; recipients … Continue reading
3D Tin is an excellent example of modern and capable in-browser tooling. The project actually looks to have started back in April 2010 as a way for Jayesh Savli to learn about 3D graphics programming, and it’s come a long … Continue reading
Decomposing images into a bazillion dancing particles certainly isn’t a new idea, but this three.js based demo from @BlurSpline is a particularly (heh) nice example. Spherical repulsion and noise are among the transition effects available, and while the reformation of … Continue reading
SnappyTree is a WebGL-based procedural tree generation app by Paul Brunt, of GLGE fame. It offers a bunch of neat presets, along with 20+ parameters that affect the trees ‘growth’ and texture. Your resulting tree can be output to JSON … Continue reading
Spectrascade is an interactive, tunable WebGL music visualisation project that takes inspiration from both HelloEnjoy’s Lights, and the fun music game Auditorium. (check out both, if you haven’t already!) The running visualisation can be manipulated using the mouse (both buttons) … Continue reading