Posted on September 28, 2011
Building a Zoetrope using web technologies was an idea that had been festering for many months. It wasn’t until I saw Google’s tribute to Jim Hensen that I actually decided to sit down and do it. The implimentation turned out to be relatively simple and allowed me to really play around with some of my favorite features of CSS3. Const...
Posted on February 14, 2011
If you haven’t already seen my CSS/HTML Rain experiment I highly suggest you check it out before reading more. Or if you’re stuck using an older browser, you can just watch the video below. Basically I built a rain simulation using only HTML, CSS and Javascript. No canvas, no images. Just a webpage. Over the last few months I had be...
Bridging old school moving pictures with new school CSS animation.
A fully 3D clock implemented using nothing but divs and CSS3 3D-transforms.
Nice little rain simulation built using DIVS and CSS Transforms (Makes browsers cry).
A goofy experiment in which me and the girlfriend translated the first chapter of Moby Dick into internet-speak.
A fully animated figure (myself) using nothing by CSS animations.
A nifty solver that uses simple human strategies to solve sudokus.
An experiment in which I really just wanted to play with drawing recursive objects.
For an entire year I tried writting down one "interesting" thing every single day.
An elegant cloth simulation built on top of the HTML5 Canvas element.