Portfolio · 2026

Interactive works & 3D experiments

A personal collection of WebGL demos, material studies, and small creative tools. Built with open-source libraries and glTF assets.

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Selected Works

Projects

Click a 3D project card to preview it in the viewer below. Models are from the Khronos glTF sample library.

Damaged Helmet

PBR material and lighting study. Explores metallic-roughness workflow, environment reflections, and orbit camera controls.

Three.jsPBRglTF 2.0

Animated Fox

Character rig and skeletal animation test. Explores skinned mesh playback, timeline hooks, and camera framing.

WebGLAnimation2026

Avocado Scan

High-resolution photogrammetry-style asset. Stress-tests texture streaming, normal detail, and large glTF payloads.

glTFPBR8MB+

Shader Sandbox

Fragment shader experiments with noise functions, color grading, and post-processing passes. Work in progress.

GLSLWIP

UI Motion Kit

Micro-interaction library for portfolio sites — scroll reveals, hover states, and page transitions.

CSSMotion

Data Viz Notes

Collection of chart prototypes and D3 sketches for personal analytics dashboards.

D3.jsNotes

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3D Viewer

Interactive WebGL viewport. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, right-click to pan.

Damaged Helmet

Khronos glTF sample · open source

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Drag · Scroll · Right-click pan

About

Background

Hi — this is a personal workspace for experiments at the intersection of graphics, front-end, and interactive media.

Most pieces here are small studies rather than shipped products: material tests, loader benchmarks, and layout prototypes that might evolve into larger projects.

Stack leans toward browser-native tech — WebGL, glTF, modern CSS — with occasional detours into data visualization and tooling.

Three.jsWebGLTypeScript glTFReactNode.js BlenderGLSL
12+Experiments archived
3glTF showcases live
2024Started this collection
OpenSource-friendly stack

Contact

Get in touch

Open to collaboration on creative tech, WebGL prototypes, or front-end architecture. Drop a line if something here resonates.