Ever wonder what your name looks like in 3D hot pink and white cubes? It’s probably not something that keeps you up at night, but now that I’ve mentioned it you’re at least a bit curious Built with Three.js and … Continue reading
Have you ever wondered how many new connections you made at a conference? If you attended Eyeo 2012, you might be able to find out exactly how many with this visualization from Jeff Johnston. This paper.js based visualization uses Twitter … 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
Buckle up your seatbelts, the nostalgia train is leaving the station! Everyones favourite judgmental “Office Assistant” Clippy is back! Smores, Clippy.js brings Microsoft’s clippy to the browser, with a complete set of animations and sounds, you can be pleasantly helping … Continue reading
Disc experiment is a fun sound experiment influenced a little bit by the loop waveform visualizer we covered a few weeks ago. It’s a visualizer that builds upon itself with simple shapes as it rotates around in 3D to the … Continue reading