Einar Öberg (@inear) is back, and this time he’s bringing the 80s love. He’s created a plasma ball using Three.js. I had one of these in real life (feeling old now) so my nostalgia rating went sky-high when I played … Continue reading →

One of the extremely clever minds behind the much-used and loved WebGL library Three.js is a chap who goes by the name of AlteredQualia. He’s just published another fantastic WebGL demo, this time showcasing real-time reflections and motion blur. If you … Continue reading →

I just spotted this rather unassuming tweet from @oosmoxiecode: A test of some kind of explosion effect #threejs Another brilliant visual effect from OutsideOfSociety using WebGL and Three.js. Some kind of explosion effect by OutsideOfSociety [via Twitter].

A dark and spooky forest. Drums pounding. A large bird swooping overhead. A full moon. No, this isn’t the setting of a scary movie but an awesome WebGL demo from OutsideOfSociety! Made using Three.js and including assets from the excellent RO.ME. Move … Continue reading →

Here’s a gorgeous Three.js demo that looks really complex but is actually quite simple and a great example of creative coding. It’s made up of planes rendered with additive blending (like Photoshop’s Linear Dodge mode). Then the Three.js built-in Bloom … Continue reading →