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Introducing FragCoord: My ultimate shader editing tool!

Made the Token Beam plugin feel a lot more native inside Blender.

Any heavy @blender.org users around who’d be up for giving it a spin and sharing some honest feedback?

Added a hidden “color stats for nerds” view to OKPalette.

Built it for myself during dev, then spent a bit of time making it look decent and shipped it.

Press CMD/ctrl + i if you enjoy staring at chroma + hue distributions way too much.

okpalette.color.pizza

Soon: A simple protocol that lets any app or website talk directly to design tools. Design tokens, moving freely where they belong. Design and draw without silos.

Meet: Token Beam ⊷

❤️Painting Process!❤️

Turns out: generate random colors, sort them, and it looks good surprisingly often. Updated farbvelo to use @ensonador.bsky.social excellent colorsort on the "Randomcolor.js" and "full random" generation methods.

Try it: farbvelo.elastiq.ch?currentSeed=...

The tempest 🌊

Made for NOP's PixelEncore

I wasn’t happy with the colors living in an overlay, so they now open to the side.

The click ↔ panel connection is immediate, making it feel more haptic.

Had to rethink a few icon placements, but it was worth it. Hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it → okpalette.color.pizza

@bot.astronomy.blue please show me the stats for my image.

a drawing of a rabbit

Sweet Everythings.

#art #blackart #3D

YouTube video by David OKPalette Demo

I built a color extraction tool because most of them kept giving me beige.

This is OKPalette. It adapts to the image before picking colors.

Also: first time I ever tried recording myself.
This is the least terrible attempt 😅👇

okpalette.color.pizza

youtu.be/qkZlgJLGKI4

Mindful Palettes no. 230 - OKLAB Color Interpolation Grid

Mindful Palettes no. 230 - OKLAB Color Interpolation Grid

OKLAB-based color interpolation grids to help you extend the range of the #MindfulPalettes no. 230 color palette.

These are created with my free #Figma plugin: "MM Color Interpolation Grid" (Link below).

My free #Figma plugin: "MM Color Interpolation Grid" is available in the Figma community, or you can look it up from within Figma in the plugins UI.
www.figma.com/community/pl...

OKpalette – Best in Class Color Extraction OKpalette is a perceptual color extraction tool that generates beautiful color palettes from images using advanced color space analysis.

and now its live: okpalette.color.pizza

#pixelart vk

One line. An artwork that is made of a single line only.

#genuary #genuary20

"self portrait"
still lagging behind #genuary and this took me forever but it was fun. mediapipe, three.js and a bunch of custom shaders.
barradeau.com/2026/genuary... if you want to try it at home (you won't see my pretty face though 🤷)
audio 'Brooklyn' by Young Brass Band
#genuary13 #genuary26

Shining blue stars are sprinkled throughout glowing clouds of orange, pink and bluish gas, alongside dark clouds of dust. A particularly bright star shines against the inky dark dust of the lower right quadrant.

A small, bluish cloud edged in red gas is in the center of a field thick with multicolored stars.

Within a field of glittering multicolored stars, bluish clouds of gas edged in glowing red cluster at the top of the image and in a bubble-shaped clump to the mid-right. A single shining star throws diffraction spikes across the upper left of the image.

A bright, glowing cloud of orange gas is situated in the center of dark dust clouds and a field of stars.

MORE NEW HUBBLE IMAGES OF BABY STARS ✨

16Stitch performing “Fallout” at Woodstock in Cape Town, South Africa (2005)

1/9 - Hi I'm David: impatient with repetition and fascinated by surprise.

some nice glowy pills

some nice glowy pills

some nice glowy pills that are a-jiggling

Gradient pills effect. Live demo and source code: felixturner.github.io/tsl-gradient... #threejs #webgpu #tsl

Built a palette extractor that thinks like a curator, not a pixel counter.

– Physics-based color repulsion
– Auto-detects muted vs vibrant bias
– Adaptive spacing to hit target count
– OKLCh color space (perceptually uniform)

Early Access: please break it!

chipper-otter-d6c600.netlify.app

New Year, New Colour Tool
for you data visualizers and maybe the odd designer

obumbratta.com/colour

The giant nebula NGC 3603 is a prominent star-forming region in the Carina spiral arm of our galaxy, about 20,000 light-years away. Within its core is nestled a stellar "jewel box" of thousands of sparkling young stars, one of the most massive young star clusters in the Milky Way Galaxy. The cluster is surrounded by purple clouds of interstellar gas and dust — the raw material for new star formation. This bubble provides an unobstructed view of the cluster and reveals stages in the life cycle of stars.

A globular cluster that looks like a very dense, ball-shaped collection of many shining stars in colors of white, yellow-orange, and blue. Some stars appear a bit larger and brighter than others, with the brightest having faint cross-shaped diffraction spikes. The cluster’s stars are scattered mostly uniformly, with their density increasing toward the cluster’s core where they merge into a strong, bright-white glow.

Thousands of bright stars shine against black space, more tightly condensed near the image’s center. The stars glint in shades of white, blue, and red, and diffraction spikes are visible around the foreground stars.

A spherical collection of stars which fills the whole view. The cluster is dominated by a concentrated group of bright white stars at the center, with several large yellow stars scattered throughout the image. Many of the stars have visible diffraction spikes. The background is black.

fireworks from the universe, happy new year 🎆🥂

a display of fireworks with the words happy new year ALT: a display of fireworks with the words happy new year

Happy New Yearrrrr🥳

I don’t have any resolutions because I can never keep them 😂 so whatever happens this year happens.

Painting Process!🩵

Gaseous yellow-orange filaments look like a rose seen from the side and tilted slightly from upper left to lower right, slightly higher than the center of the frame. Extending from the rose to upper left and lower right are gaseous outflows that appear as red lobes that have an overall shape of tall, narrow triangles with rounded tips. Each red triangle is made up of wavy, irregular lines. Dozens of stars are scattered across the field. One particularly bright white star with eight diffraction spikes is located at the top of the yellow rose. Another bright blue star with even more prominent diffraction spikes is to its lower left. The background of space is black. Image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Yu Cheng (NAOJ)

In what appears as a celestial dreamscape, a blue and black sky filled with brilliant stars covers about two thirds of the image. The stars are different sizes and shades of white, beige, yellow, and light orange. Across the bottom third of the scene is a craggy, mountain-like vista with spire-like peaks and deep, seemingly misty valleys. These so-called mountains appear in varying shades of orange, yellow, and brown. The soaring spires are going up, up, up, where a wispy, ethereal white cloud stretches horizontally across the scene. Steam appears to rise from the mountaintops and join with this cloud. At the top, right corner of the image, a swath of orange and brown structure cuts diagonally across the sky.

A wide-field image of IRAS 16594-4656 taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. The nebula’s bright core is split by a narrow dark band, with expansive rainbow lobes of light and color radiating outward. Numerous background galaxies and stars are visible across the field.

The complicated structure at the centre of the Butterfly Nebula, NGC 6302. There is a bright source at the centre that is surrounded by greenish nebulosity and several looping lines in cream, orange and pink. One of these lines appears to form a ring oriented vertically and nearly edge-on around the bright source at the centre. Other lines trace out a figure eight shape. Moving outward from these complex lines and green nebulosity, there is a section of red light on either side of the object. The upper-right and lower-left corners of this image show a purple streak pointing out of the image.

the recent jwst images 🌌✨