Create art with shadows.

A fresh roundup of the most interesting and creative web experiments from the last couple of weeks.

This post talks about a generative system called Physarum model, which simulates the evolution of a colony of extremely simple organisms.

Rambly is a virtual space for events like happy hours, parties, and meetups.

How do the recommended videos look on their Youtube home page?

Make mandalas and other geometric shapes in your browser.

It looks like you’ve been through a lot. It looks like you need to let it out. Record your scream and we’ll release it in Iceland.

The newest roundup of fantastic demos and web experiments from around the web.

Press “Paint” if you like what you see, or “No” if you don’t.

A short tutorial on how to achieve a motion hover effect on a background image grid.

Made a new pure CSS (and HTML) piece. Inspired by Italian renaissance.

This Word Does Not Exist uses an artificial intelligence model named GPT-2 to invent new words in the English language.

A CSS drawing experiment to see what's possible with a single div.

A "product grid" demo using - CSS Grid - Clip Path - Conic Gradient, and more.

Although not always practical, creating the illusion that some of your web elements are "3D" can be a fun experiment.

Lots of magic and wonder has been coded up over the past few weeks with highlights like the epic pure CSS landscape by Ben Evans and many more.

You can send me messages using the form below. If I go 24 hours without receiving a message, I’ll permanently self-destruct.

I love WebGL, and in this article I will explain one of the cool effects you can make if you master shaders.

Celebrating 100 wins with some artistic expression and fun.

A collaborative experiment by WeTransfer and Zach Lieberman