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I built a totally free to use tool to create grainy style cymatics. You can create stills or animate it, whatever you like! :)
Here's the link to it (it's called cymatics) - https://saanel.framer.website/shop-2
Time to test it out! 😯
also checkout the gradient tool I made which too is totally free - https://contra.com/community/QKoOHyUK-gradient-explorations-created-with-a-new
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Gradient Explorations Created with a New Free Tool
Some gradient explorations with a new tool I built and it is completely free to use! :) You can find it here in my portfolio - https://saanel.framer.website/shop-2
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