Take itapart

01 / Specimen

A few thousand particles carrying their position in all six forms at once. One shader blends between them, so a morph is one draw call rather than six models. The flat canvas runs the same morph, lift and sway on the CPU for phones and reduced motion, and never downloads three.js.

02 / Specimen

The letterforms are sampled from the real display face — every cell of ink becomes one code symbol with a home to return to. Type your own and it re-samples as you go. Move across it and the symbols part; press it and the whole thing blows apart.

03 / Specimen

A height field contoured by marching squares, where the lines are never stroked: each cell a contour passes through gets one symbol at the crossing. Because the grid pitch matches the symbol spacing, they fall into runs that read as lines from across the room and as code up close.

04 / Specimen

Two canvases fed by one tiny store: a carrier that carries a pulse for every key pressed, and a dish that catches a packet per character and rings as each lands. Neither re-renders React — the form writes to the store, the canvases read it.