What if an image grid could behave like liquid?

Just finished Chromatic Grid, a new experiment exploring how a traditional image gallery can become something more sculptural and interactive.

A few things I explored:

→ An hourglass-shaped 3D image grid.

→ Scroll-driven stretching and twisting.

→ Liquid distortions that respond to cursor movement.

→ Fluid reveals and color-to-B&W transitions.

The challenge was making everything feel like one continuous material rather than separate effects.

Built with Three.js, WebGL, GLSL & ChatGPT.

Would love to hear what you think!

BEYOND THE VEIL ✨

What started as two simple fantasy scenes became a completely different world.

For this challenge, I wanted to create a cinematic transition where reality itself feels like it’s breaking apart before revealing another world.

Instead of manually building every layer, mask, distortion, and reveal, I directed invideo Editor’s AI agent to build the effect directly on my timeline. I could describe the look I wanted, let the agent handle the heavy lifting, then refine the result myself until it felt right.

That made the process way easier — I could focus more on the creative direction and less on the repetitive technical work.

From original forest → reality fracture → celestial world.

Built with invideo Editor. 🎬✨

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Wow🫨