Two CreativeJS workshops are back and updated. The first, CreativeJS for Designers is aimed at creative people who have never done any JavaScript programming. I learned to code by drawing pictures and animating stuff, and it’s seriously fun – the … Continue reading →

@oosmoxiecode has released this lovely C64 styled post-processing WebGL shader. Seen running on-top of a trailer for the forthcoming Cyberpunk 2077 game. You can open the control panel and tweak the effects to alter the dithering. View source to see how … Continue reading →

Data scientist Jen Lowe literally put her heartbeat up on the Internet. One Human Heartbeat is a site that pulses as her heart beats – or at least on a 24 hour delay. Statistics in the bottom left of the … Continue reading →

Einar Öberg, Technical Director at North Kingdom put together a lovely experiment that generatively adds trees, ferns and other jungle-like matter to Google Street View. What’s particularly nice about it is that the effect has appropriate depth – vegetation scales back … Continue reading →

Creative coder extraordinaire Bartek Drodz put together this breathtaking sound visualization using a host of modern web technologies. Not merely content to do a single visualization, Bartek threw in five of them… and then added in Leap Motion control to boot! … Continue reading →