meniscus
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Type that floats: a word in a live pool of water with its shadow and a wake. WebGL2 + GLSL, no dependencies.
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Type that floats. A word sits in a live pool of water: the water climbs each letter's edge, the floor takes its shadow, and when the word moves it pushes the water ahead of it and leaves a wake. Drag it, or click it and type your own.
Live demo · Maquette 01 on work.draindk.tech
WebGL2 and GLSL in two TypeScript files, no dependencies, about 18 KB minified. The same technique runs under a client's website, where the page's headings float on the sea.
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