moonlit unicorn
A free 3D website demo — play it in your browser, no install. (3D WebGL) A living toon unicorn floats through volumetric clouds under a huge moon. Cinematic interactive WebGL scene (Three.js, TypeScript, Vite) by Odyworks. | Unicorn toon yang hidup melayang di antara awan volumetrik di bawah bulan raksasa. Scene WebGL sinematik interaktif.
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A small, living toon unicorn floats through volumetric clouds under a huge moon: a cinematic, interactive WebGL scene.
Moonlit Unicorn is an interactive art piece rather than a landing page: one hero character, a lot of darkness, and a world with real depth. The camera behaves like a slow cinematic observer, depth of field blurs the foreground clouds and turns distant stars into bokeh, and everything reacts softly to the pointer.
The unicorn is alive: it blinks, looks at your cursor, twitches its ears, swishes its tail, breathes, and gets sleepy if you leave it alone.
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