Dither components and templates

The original horizontal wash crossed by a vertical shaft with a sliding glow.

The beam bent into a circle, with an arc of light running the circumference.

A thin border hugging the viewport edge, lit by a highlight travelling the perimeter.

Two 45° shafts crossing at the centre, their glows taking turns down each arm.

Muted museum plates under one slow rise of noise, a light sans on wide tracking, and an ascending ring that springs up to speed instead of easing.

Broadcast colour torn into flat blocks and slipped rows, with the headline breaking up into two channels over a descending counter-orbit.

Print colour dithered to three tones over a lit corner, scanlines and heavy grain, under an old-style serif standing on a hard offset plate.

One ink on one stock, shaded only by the size of the dots on a rotated screen, under a high-contrast didone on a tall reverse loop.

The authored scene: a backlit 60% board with procedural key legends, automatic typing, keys that light as the cursor passes them, and the pendant whose cone swings across the whole board.

An open leather journal writing itself: procedural cursive laid down a word at a time on ruled paper, wet ink catching the lamp at the nib, a satin ribbon and a fountain pen that lifts as the cursor nears it, and a page that curls over on a vertex-shader hinge once the right-hand side fills.

A portable machine three-quarters on, typing a page: fifty nickel-ringed keys in one draw call, a typebar thrown at the platen for every letter, a carriage that steps left and runs home on the return lever, and a sheet stamped one struck glyph at a time.

A chunky monitor running a terminal session on a real spherical-cap tube, with scanlines, an aperture grille, barrel distortion and a shader-stamped blinking cursor — and a phosphor wash that falls back onto its own bezel and across the desk in front of it.

The original six-plane glass cube paired with a pixel-built CUBE wordmark.

A sharp triangular glass prism paired with a pixel-built TRIANGLE wordmark.

A balanced six-sided glass prism paired with a pixel-built HEXAGON wordmark.

A faceted five-sided glass prism paired with a pixel-built PENTAGON wordmark.

The authored Sable dock: a centred glass capsule whose items spring downward and widen as the pointer crosses them.

An inset modern header: wordmark on the left, the proximity dock centred on the bar’s midline, and a paired sign-in and gradient call to action on the right.

A fitted terminal strip: the menu cells own the whole bar and trade width with each other, over a WebGL noise field quantised through an 8×8 ordered dither into an eight-stop dusk palette.

A vertical glass rail whose proximity field runs down the y axis, over a Three.js bead field that refracts the backdrop in screen space with per-channel dispersion and a specular rim.