pixelfx
An MIT library of procedural pixel-art effects you can drop into any game engine
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Pure Art
A browser scene of drifting particles that borrows its colours from any image
A free, MIT-licensed WebGL piece worth opening if you make generative visuals and want to see how a designer tunes particle motion and colour.
Pure Art is a WebGL 2 scene of drifting particles that you turn, stir with the cursor and zoom. Drop in a picture and the particles pick up its palette; you can then record a short clip. It is the first piece from Pure Studio, a French designer's project, and the code is MIT on GitHub. HN readers asked for a way to hide the bounding box and calm the default breathing motion, and one said it made their laptop fans loud.
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