Floating Letters
Type anywhere and each letter drifts up like a balloon — a vibrant color, a little tilt, a gentle bob — crowding together at the ceiling. Hit clear to release them all and start fresh.
Small interactive toys I prototype by pairing with AI — half design play, half code. Everything here runs right in your browser.
Type anywhere and each letter drifts up like a balloon — a vibrant color, a little tilt, a gentle bob — crowding together at the ceiling. Hit clear to release them all and start fresh.
Type to fill the screen with massive type, then sweep your cursor through it — the letters repel, swell, tilt, and shimmer cyan-to-magenta like they're suspended in liquid. Backspace deletes, Esc clears.
Click across the night sky to place stars — nearby ones thread themselves together with light, and clusters of a few bloom into their own named constellations. Hover to trace the connections.
A 3D book of my artwork you can actually open and leaf through — lift the cover, turn spread by spread in real perspective, then close it shut again. Use the ‹ › buttons to page through.
Type any city and it develops a dithered postcard of the place — pulling the real weather and a real photo, then stamping and postmarking it like it actually traveled to reach you. Every card you make lands in the collection to leaf back through.
A flock of origami cranes trails your cursor in a loose murmuration. Drift slowly and they gather into formation behind you; dart across the screen and they scatter; hold still and they drift down to land.
A first-person, late-night video rental store. Browse the neon genre shelves and pull a case off the shelf — it flips to the real movie poster, then flips again to a hand-built back-of-box with synopsis, cast, and a Be Kind · Rewind sticker.
This is where new interactive toys land as I make them. Check back — or say hi if there's something you'd like to see.