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

I think I messed up the link, here’s the correct one

visualrambling.space/moving-objec...

feel free to visit and let men know what you think!

the path:

#threejs #visualization

exploring cube sequences movement along different paths

#threejs #visualization

As I explore more topics, I’m planning to keep sharing the results in this visual format at visualrambling.space

I’ll share more soon!

A visualization on (how I think) neural network works, made with threejs and animejs

🔗 visualrambling.space/neural-network

I have so much fun learning and making this, so I think I want to keep going.

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: