A sea of blues
A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. An ambient, ever-changing scene — ocean, mountain, desert, forest — built entirely in Canvas and vanilla JS. Full day/night cycle, weather, procedural audio, and hidden secrets.
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Same sea — every hour a different blue.
An ambient, ever-changing scene rendered entirely in HTML5 Canvas and vanilla JavaScript. Drag one slider and watch an entire world drift from dawn to moonlight — across four living places, each with its own weather, wildlife, and secrets.
There's more hidden in this scene than what's listed above. Some of it rewards curiosity, some of it rewards very specific, very old habits. Have a look around. 🥚
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