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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive p5.js generative art postcards with shareable personalized links
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Six generative cards in the browser — peony, constellation, heart, letter, fireflies, clock. Pass ?name=Anna&text=... in the URL and share the link. Live →
Переходи ниже, выбирай любую понравившуюся открытку: на чёрном фоне распускается цветок, выстраивается созвездие, разворачивается письмо. Каждая принимает имя и текст в URL — то есть ссылку можно отправить персонально, без правки кода, самостоятельно, ниже инструкция.
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