Sift is an experimental image editor that slices an image into layers. You can offset the layers to produce interference patterns and pseudo-3D effects. It uses an additive blending mode and pixel-based light splitting algorithm.

Origins

Slippy.

Starting a vacation project. Using three.js for the first time in a while.

Working on a command history view for the tiling app.

Added multiple image handling and image swapping.

TIle collage. Tree collage?

After a long battle, I think my tile tree movement is finally free of crashing bugs.

Following a tip from @atav1k, I now have red-themed Firefox where I can access Twitter, and gruvbox-themed Firefox developer edition where I cannot.

Tile debug screens.

The set-up update.

The tree tile movement experiments continue.

Getting closer to a keyboard-controlled tiling movement that feels decent, but not there yet.

I recorded my first walkthrough video for Automadraw. Setting up OBS to record went relatively smoothly.

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFE5KO_9-Ws

Working on moving tiles within a tree (using i3wm as a model). A thorny negotiation between the data structure, what feels right, and avoiding a bunch of special-case code.

Sloth tile.

Working on tiling image collage.

Working on tiling splits and movement logic.

Updated my homepage.

From: https://grantcuster.com

Documenting my minimal gruvbox-inspired Firefox userChrome.css.

From: https://gist.github.com/GrantCuster/fb8631e711b8595084f7a551c6fb44ee

Automadraw - draw and evolve your drawing using cellular automata on a pixel grid with two keyboard-controlled cursors.

From: https://automadraw.constraint.systems