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Web Bae

Let's rebuild the trailing grid mouse follow effect as seen on https://thisisdash.com/ with p5.js. Learning how to make this delightful animation can teach you a lot about Javascript and inspire other effects to help you build eye catching websites!

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/bI6v2DgpZwM

Award Winning Grid Trail Mouse Follow Effect

In this video we will explore creating a mouse follow trail effect with images. We'll use p5.js for our code and I'll show you how to load it up in Webflow to use as a cool hero section too!

Image Trail

Stephanie Berbec

Open Studio is a welcoming and vibrant platform for classes and connection around yoga. This site is a direct result of the pandemic — the client is/was a yoga instructor and set designer in Brooklyn, NY. Like so many others, she was forced to shift her practice online, and with that, Open Studio was born. 

I'm personally excited to launch and share this site as it is my first implementing something that I've been learning during the pandemic: experimental typography using p5.js! Check out the homepage for some exploratory mouse movement fun.

Open Studio | Yoga

In this p5 sketch + tutorial we will look at how to iterate over pixels of a png image, extract color data, and apply it to a grid of pixels. Once we've mapped out and rendered our image as a particle system, we can apply some really create effects like a mouse repulsion force!

Picture to Particles

Let's rebuild the artful and interactive bullet grid as seen on Frame One's website. We'll take a simple step-by-step approach with Javascript in p5.js to create a fun and exciting interactive background for our content.

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/jv2NvMu039I

Trailing Bullet Grid - Frame One

Let's learn how to create a simple particle network in p5.js. To add visual interest, we will include code that attracts (accelerates) particles to the user's mouse position if it is within a specified range.

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/vrSoUUWjgRQ

Interactive Particles

Let's explore the mouse interaction seen in the footer of magnetism.fr! It's a fun and simple physics simulation involving the forces of gravity and gravitational attraction between the red circle and the user's mouse position anytime the mouse is moved. I think adding physics to your web pages can bring a lot of fun and joy to a website and p5.js combined with Webflow makes that pretty easy!

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/FoQTelOo4nA

Gravity Mouse

In this video we will explore creating a mouse follow trail effect with images pulled from a CMS collection. We'll use p5.js for our code and I'll show you how to load it up in Webflow to use as a cool hero section too!

Image Trail from CMS

Wandering dots is my recreation of a neat hero effect seen on https://finiam.com/ by Onda Studio. It's a great intro to introducing randomness to animations, linear interpolation function (lerp), and dealing with speed in p5.js. It's also a simple implementation of scroll and mouse click behavior in p5!

Wandering Dots

Let's recreate the oscillating dot grid effect as seen on the landing page for OpenAI ChatGPT iOS App. We'll use nested while loops and take you back to ninth grade geometry class with the cosine function for this build!

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/F9__TdmElf4

OpenAI Rebuild: Oscillating Dot Wave

In this lesson we will have a look at the coding concept of recursion - a function that calls itself, to generate images that look like famous artwork by Piet Mondrian using p5.js. Recursion is notorious for being a difficult concept for new coders to master, and I think that having a visual representation can go a long way in helping wrap your head around how it works. Mondrian's beautiful art is a perfect example to explore the concept!

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Generative Mondrain Masterpiece

Let's explore a trippy visual by having a ring of rings (Lokai Bracelet ?) respond to our mouse position. P5.js makes it easy to create unique and eye-catching interactions quickly!

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/tUY5MV3awM4

Kaleidoscope Rings

THE PADDING

Implementing p5.js noise wave example on Webflow

Simple p5.js example

p5.js is a cool javascript library for creative coding - so many possibilities. This cloneable serves as a basic setup to drop in your p5 sketch canvas element and make it responsive in Webflow. Check the youtube for tutorials!

Responsive p5.js Canvas

Aman Nigam

This is my portfolio and showcases my work and my P5JS adventures! This website is also completely accessible!

👋Hello Webflow community!
THE PADDING is a web design agency based in Hong Kong. 
We are currently expanding our expertise to Webflow.

Hong Kong Webflow Agency Landing Page

Was at the SF Museum of Modern art the other day and was inspired to recreate this famous painting by Gerhard Richter in p5.js. It's a good lesson on grids with equal spacing between elements and colorMode in p5.js. We'll play around with random values, but here's how Richter did it according to the audio guide (he ended up with 180 colors, so ended up reusing some colors since there are 256 grid cells).

Recreating Richter: Generative Art with p5.js

Let's explore using q5 as a replacement for p5 in this interactive gravity mouse example. Q5 is a lightweight, fast library that brings most of the functionality of p5 to a smaller package.

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