This Exquisite Forest - chrome experiments

July 19, 2012

Author: Google Data Arts Team
http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/
Location: San Francisco, USA
This Exquisite Forest - chrome experiments

Description:

"This Exquisite Forest" is an online collaborative art experiment presented by Google and Tate Modern. The project lets users create short animations that build off one another as they explore a specific theme. It can be accessed via the website exquisiteforest.com and through a physical installation at Tate Modern (http://www.tate.org.uk/) from July 23, 2012.

Technology:

Google App Engine, Google Cloud Storage, HTML5 Canvas, SVG, Web Audio API, CSS3, HTML5 Video, WebM, Google Web Fonts, Local Storage, Wacom Tablet support View the technology page at: http://www.exquisiteforest.com/about/technology

Tags:

Drawing Not WebGL

Launch Experiment

Source: chromeexperiments.com

Chrome Experiments experiments, exquisite,

Web Lab - chrome experiments Description:

See the magic of the web brought to life through 5 Chrome Experiments.
Open to the world online. Live from the Science Museum, London.

Technology:

JavaScript, V8, HTML5 Canvas, WebGL, Web Workers

Tags:

WebGL

Rainbow Heart - chrome experiments Description:

A rainbow heart composed of elastic particles. The cursor will repel particles and clicking will scatter the particles and allow them to reform.

Technology:

JavaScript and HTML5 canvases

Tags:

Not WebGL Particles

3dfile.io - chrome experiments Description:

A unique URL will be created displaying your 3D models in WebGL.

Technology:

WebGL, Three.js

Tags:

3D Tools

Yarg - chrome experiments Description:

This 2 bit racer is a tribute to an old TI-83 calculator game I liked to play back in high school. It originally took me about 6 hours to write however I've made a couple of improvements since then.

Technology:

Javascript

Tags:

Games Not WebGL

Boingy - chrome experiments Description:

Playing around with soft body dynamics in javascript. Drag Mr Boingy around and throw balls and blobs at him. But don't be too mean.

Technology:

JavaScript, WebGL, Three.js, Box2Dweb, Clippy-js

Tags:

Gravity WebGL