The Lab

Things a browser shouldn’t be able to do.

Each piece below runs live on your device — fluid you can stir, a structure that comes apart and rebuilds, a cellar of 99 bottles that lets go. No video. No 3D files. No libraries. Just code.

I build these to find the ceiling, then bring the lessons back to client work. Best on a desktop — and they like a good graphics card.

A cellar rack of wine bottles mid-shatter, glass and wine caught in the air

WebGL2 · Voronoi fracture

Ninety-Nine Bottles

A cellar of 99 bottles that lets go as you scroll — every bottle fractures in its own pattern, the wine goes with the glass, and scrolling back un-pours the lot.

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Amber fluid simulation swirling on a dark background

WebGL · Navier–Stokes

Real Fluid

A genuine fluid simulation with weight — pour it, stir it, watch it plunge and pool. Solved on your GPU every frame; the waves are physics, not video.

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3D · Generated, no models

Deconstruction

An igloo built from hundreds of individual snow bricks — generated in code, not modelled — that lifts apart on scroll and rebuilds on the way back. Drag to orbit it.

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These are play. Your project gets the same hands.

Every experiment here started as “could a website actually do that?” The answer keeps being yes — and the craft goes straight into the real builds.

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