joy of pebbling
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A Pebble with an afro paints happy little Pebbles, live, on a worn VHS tape. Fan-made parody. Built with three.js, Vite, Blender and 70 recorded lines of very calm talking.
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A fan-made parody. Not affiliated with Bob Ross Inc., PBS or Turnstone.
It's a public-television painting show that never aired, on a tape that has been watched too many times.
The host is Cobb Moss, a blue Turnstone Pebble with an enormous afro and a beard. He stands at an easel and paints, stroke by stroke, while you watch: first a landscape, then a happy little Pebble to live in it. Every episode is a different Pebble, with a different shape, colour, haircut and job. When he has signed it, the credits roll and the next one starts.
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