A beautiful WebGL demo created by Paul Brunt (@super_eggbert). It mimics the feeling of flying through clouds, but in an abstract and blurry space. It reminds me of this more realistic demo created by Mr.doob. This version however uses WebGL fragment shaders to … Continue reading
Creative people often yearn for an ‘open brief’: the ability to remove the shackles and go mad with creativity. But sometimes this freedom, a blank canvas of opportunity, can be utterly overwhelming. Sometimes it’s necessary to impose arbitrary limitations to aid our creativity; … Continue reading
Look away now if you’re in any way arachnophobic! A scary little WebGL demo using a 3D black widow model from the amazing RO.ME project. Created using three.js by a Swedish developer known only as OutsideOfSociety. Watch the 3D Spiders! (Requires a browser … Continue reading
A beautiful WebGL demo here using the three.js 3D library. Created by Einar Öberg, a Flash developer (and I would also say excellent JavaScript coder!) from Sweden. Einar explains his inspiration and how he made the beanstalk on his blog. The never-ending beanstalk is actually an … Continue reading
I’d like to introduce you to Voronoi diagrams. Don’t fret, I’m not going to lecture you on the mind-numbing mathematics involved, explain Delaunay triangulation or waffle on about fields of coplanar points or circumcircles. I don’t understand any of that either. But what I do … Continue reading