Working on a new bloom for three.js – this one works by blurring down the mipmap chain so the bloom radius is unlimited. Blur and bloom are optimized by taking advantage of trilinear interpolation to reduce samples

Details here!
github.com/mrdoob/three...

#PPOD: This new NASA/ESA/CSA JWST image features a rare cosmic phenomenon called an Einstein ring. What at first appears to be a single, strangely shaped galaxy is actually two galaxies that are separated by a large distance. The closer foreground galaxy sits at the center of the image... 🧪 🔭

Posting my embroidery so people can find me... 🐯 #embroidery #handembroidery

Here's a holographic card I made using gaussian splats and three.js. Lots of work went into making the edge frosting blur be efficient as possible – I track the card in screen-space and only render to and sample the pixels touched by the blur

I'm going through old projects folder and maaan I have so much work I'm proud of which I never shared. Here's something I made for LUSH – it was all realtime WebGL! Fluid sim + volumetric rendering

Working on something new :], I hope you all will like it! It's nice to work on something just for the fun of it again

I know my reach is very limited here but are there any fellow motion designers or designers in general from Devon/Cornwall on here? I'm sharing an office with the wonderfully talented @simonfarussell.bsky.social, @haxiomic.bsky.social and @callumcannarella.bsky.social down/up in Plymouth!

Animated loop / particle sim I made for a #compsci / quantum computing article a few years ago.

www.olenashmahalo.com/project/nonl...

#SciArt #3Dart #C4D #physics ⚛️ 🧪 🐡

I'm glad to find your work here too, thanks for making beautiful things

Twitter friends reuniting on blue sky

Over the last days tried some stuff for the roofs reflections
These 2 fresnels + a mask was the most nice result I could get so far 🙃 Maybe it's wip, or maybe not, will see 😄

Butterfly's Web.

#threejs #glsl #vfx #graphics #codingart #graphicsprogramming

Particle toy experiment, motion blur is simulated by stretching particles along their velocity in the vertex shader. Cheap trick but worked surprisingly well!

(GPGPU, WebGL, three.js, TypeScript)

Realtime WebGL, galaxy in a Snow Globe!
(three.js, glsl and ts)

To understand why most star systems are binaries, this simulation might help give intuition. It shows a nebula collapsing under gravity into stars and the chaos and interactions that are involved

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbdwTwB8jtc&ab_channel=FrancisVillatoro

Excited I finally made it! Everyone seems so nice here, I missed this. I don’t know what to post so here’s a random fact I love. When you see the stars at night, most are binary systems! Only a minority of visible stars are singles like ours ~20%