A place for small experiments in graphics, motion, and how an interface can feel.
A folded ribbon made from a parametric surface. The same little piece of mathematics that lives on the homepage.
A closed curve becomes the ribbon’s spine. Its tangent and a local frame define the strip; a half-twist folds the surface through space. The static image remains available without JavaScript.
Inspect the SVG ↗54 little poses. Exactly zero urgent business.
A tiny minicds follows the cursor around. He hurries to catch up, settles down for a nap, and takes a Diet Coke break while you scroll. Occasionally he brings a thought, a show or a song to the conversation.
Generated sprites with ASCII-inspired texture, based on my illustrated reference. Front, back, side and diagonal walking poses follow a moving target with acceleration and braking. Scrolling down gives him a seated sip; rest switches him into a nap. The movement loop stops when he arrives or sits. The regular cursor stays yours.
Inspired by Neko ↗A Go utility that finds a project with fzf and opens it in an editor, Finder, or GitHub. Less filesystem archaeology.
A terminal reader for Wikipedia and XKCD’s What If? archive. Vim-shaped navigation, interests, and a few quiet themes.
A browser camera experiment that turns video into character grids, with selectable ramps and image controls.
A setup utility for Macs, built around getting a new machine into a familiar working state. Less time repeating the setup ritual.
An AI-assisted symptom conversation prototype, built in roughly three hours. A short, end-to-end experiment in making an idea tangible with AI-assisted development.
A small UDP DNS prototype that builds an A-record response by hand. A protocol experiment, with deliberately limited behavior.
