shader svg
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Animated WebGL mesh-gradient ghost in an SVG silhouette — Next.js 15, @paper-design/shaders-react, Framer Motion cursor-tracking eyes
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An animated WebGL mesh-gradient "ghost" rendered inside an SVG silhouette — built with Next.js 15, @paper-design/shaders-react, and Framer Motion. The ghost floats, blinks, and its eyes follow your cursor.
Built by Girish Lade · ladestack.in
clipped to a ghost/arch silhouette via SVG .
spring physics (±8 px clamp).
(y: 0 → -8 → 0, 2.8 s, infinite).
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