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.

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Damaged Helmet

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

Three.jsPBRglTF 2.0
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Animated Fox

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

WebGLAnimation2026
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Avocado Scan

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

glTFPBR8MB+
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Shader Sandbox

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

GLSLWIP
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UI Motion Kit

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

CSSMotion
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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.