The Lab

Things a browser shouldn’t be able to do.

Each piece below runs live on your device — fluid you can stir, a drink that pours on scroll, a 3D structure that comes apart and rebuilds. 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.

Amber fluid simulation swirling on a dark background

WebGL · Navier–Stokes

Real Fluid

A genuine fluid simulation solved on the GPU every frame. Drag to stir it — the swirls are real physics, not a looping video.

Open

Golden liquid pouring and filling the screen

Shader · Scroll-scrubbed

The Pour

Scroll and the drink pours in, reveals the headline through the liquid, fizzes, then a wave washes the words away. The exact brief a winery would ask for.

Open

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.

Open

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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