Experimenting with different types of threshold maps for ordered dithering. this close-up shows how unique the patterns produced by each one are. made with #threejs & #animejs

finally published this visual article on dithering (part 1)! I had so much fun and learned a lot while making this. not only about dithering, but also about @threejs.org shaders. as usual, animated with @animejs.com enjoy! 🔗 visualrambling.space/dithering-pa...

almost finished the first part of my next visual article on dithering, created with #threejs & #animejs it took much longer than expected, so i decided to split it into 3 parts (otherwise i’ll never finish this 😅) anyway, 1st part should be ready next week! here’s a snippet:

exploring #threejs shader material and simple lighting

a new visual article in my blog made with #threejs visualrambling.space/moving-objec... I was curious about spherical helix and did some readings. I ended up relearned parametric equations and made this vis to document my learnings feel free to visit & let me know what you think! #sciart

the path: #threejs #visualization

exploring cube sequences movement along different paths #threejs #visualization

A few months ago, I decided to take some time off from work. I wanted to spend more time with my family and explore things I’d been curious about but never had time to learn. First topics I explore: deep learning & 3D web animation. What I end up making: