Little dots with minds of their own! Or, well, as much as any shape drawn in canvas can have a mind of it’s own. Justin describes it as: Generative, autonomous creatures inhabit a viscous liquid. Their survival depends on their … Continue reading
Sproingies is a fun and playful WebGL demo from Ed Mackey, here’s more from the author himself: After years of seclusion, the youngest generation of Sproingies make an appearence on a WebGL canvas. Code by @emackey based on Learning WebGL and other sources. Original Sproingie … Continue reading
You always get the best results when you tailor the design style of your project to suit the limitations of the medium. And FastKat is a perfect example of that. Rendering 3D in canvas is pretty slow, and rendering huge … 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
Creative code legend Keith Peters (aka Bit-101) is well known for his best-selling ActionScript Making Things Move book series (now being converted to JavaScript) and he has always firmly advocated the exploration of multiple technologies. So when he decided to … Continue reading