just found these somewhat esoteric drawing tool ideas from 2013

follow up on the Gaussian Splattery, trying silly things (sorry for the crude cut).

first stab at Gsplat.js, and it's pretty fun :)
the formats are still inconsistent (polycam files are completely messed up) and it goes hard on the GPU but there's a real potential for retail and such.

time well spent...
https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/16p5cex/ruin_a_film_name_by_changing_one_letter_with_sdxl/
now back to work

tried to reproduce Raven Kwok 's 'gradient sorting' https://twitter.com/RavenKwok/status/1681562053939695618
it is WAY harder than I thought and I'm not even close... failed to find the longest non overlapping cycle so I sort the cells with an inverted A* which sometimes breaks (when the path self intersects).

toying around with springs, the two "color" pics are 100 pendulums with slightly different forces applied at start and greyscale pics use a single spring falling down and randomly assigning a zero mass node. such fun!

a friend of mine (https://buff.ly/44uS7rh ) had an issue with three.js' effect composer. after discussing the issue, I told him that building his own pipeline would be tedious to set up & horrible to maintain but very insightful.
I gave it a spin & it was tedious & horrible but very insuightful.
the source code for the video is here: https://buff.ly/3OhIeHX

this paper / project is bananas!
https://scenescape.github.io/
and they use the "Chalkduster" font on the project page!
these guys rule!🤘