Sea components and templates
Explore 12 ThreeUI components, templates, backgrounds, and interactive effects tagged Sea, with previews and editable implementation source.
- Nocturne Card — Midnight
The authored composition: the landscape debit card hovering inside its halo over a still midnight sea.
- Nocturne Card — Moon
A cratered gibbous moon half out of the sea, its other half given back by the water, with no halo drawn in front of it and the card stood upright and taken to cold platinum.
- Nocturne Card — Mars
Iron oxide all the way down: Mars half out of a rust sea with its dark albedo features, rift and polar cap, the halo left out, and the upright card struck in copper.
- Nocturne Card — Earth
Earth half out of the sea with its oceans, banded cloud deck, ice caps, city lights and sunlit terminator, the halo left out, and a phone whose screen carries a photograph of the same scene.
- Tideform Phase Field — Phase Field
The authored field with nothing taken from it: a flat lattice of dots with a crest travelling out from the centre, warming to amber as it passes. Only the page's editorial layer is gone, so the background is the field and nothing else.
- Tideform Phase Field — Stone Ridge
The same field on a ground plane instead of a table: ridged fractal ranges in brown stone standing off behind a scree floor, with the authored crest sweeping over them and its embers turned to a low sun on rock.
- Tideform Phase Field — Pine Canopy
The same ground plane as forested hills, under a closed conifer canopy laid out in lattice space so a crown is always a few dots wide, with the accent turned from orange to the green-gold the light comes through as.
- Tideform Phase Field — Open Swell
No terrain at all: four crossed wave trains rolling back to the horizon, glitter carried in lattice space, and the authored crest expanding across the water with its accent turned to the blue the sea throws back.
- Emberline Vortex — Vortex
The authored field exactly as written: a twisted catenoid of hairline filaments flaring into a crown and splaying into roots, over a drifting blue star field.
- Emberline Vortex — Bloom
The same field closed into a flower: the curve index cut into petals and arcs, every blade fluted across its width, and a moon that lights the petals it reaches under a cool sheen while the rest fall to deep magenta.
- Emberline Vortex — Ridge
The field folded into a sunset range: one continuous surface of contours receding into a low sun, peaks and valleys sliding past each other, with a hot rim on every crest the sun can reach.
- Emberline Vortex — Tide
The field laid flat as open water: long swells running toward the viewer under a night sky, with the moon laying a glade of glints straight down the frame.