Bruno Simon's Portfolio
A portfolio you explore by driving a toy car around a 3D world.
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69 sites · every link checked daily
Sand, fluid, loops and zooms your brain wants to keep watching. 69 hand-picked sites for a satisfying mood, every link checked daily. Use the button to pick one at random from this mood, or filter by how much time you have.
A portfolio you explore by driving a toy car around a 3D world.
Look out of a stranger's window, anywhere in the world.
An infinitely zooming painting that never stops falling in.
A random dog picture, every time. Hello World, this is dog.
An archive of ANSI and ASCII art from the BBS days.
Zoom from quarks to the edge of the observable universe.
Hundreds of 3D demos showing what the browser can do.
An infinite shared text canvas anyone can write on.
A deranged fake operating system with surreal apps.
A web collage built from archived GeoCities pages, 1994-2009.
A falling-sand sandbox with hundreds of elements to mix.
Absurd hypothetical questions, answered with real science.
Hundreds of detailed, customisable soundscapes for focus and sleep.
Bounce cats around the screen. Gently, they cry.
Live panda cam from the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Type a worry into a star and watch it dissolve in sixty seconds.
A 3D tour of the nearby stars, with background music.
Every key on your keyboard triggers a sound and a burst of animation.
A classic particle sandbox: fire, water, gunpowder and more.
Shake your mouse vigorously. Flashing images and loud noises.
Every letter you type plays a note, so your writing becomes music.
Make animated art with a single tiny JavaScript function.
Watch the DVD logo bounce and wait for the perfect corner hit.
Tiny JavaScript animations made in 140 characters or less.
A gallery of creative coding, AI and music experiments.
Zoom through the entire tree of life, from bacteria to blue whales.
Draw flowing, symmetrical ribbons of light with your mouse.
Swirl glowing fluid around with your cursor.
Mix rain, waves, wind and coffee-shop noise into your own soundscape.
Free physics, chemistry and math simulations you can poke at.
Doodle quickly while an AI tries to guess what you're drawing.
Long, gorgeous interactive essays on how things work.
Tens of thousands of beautifully scanned old maps.
Try to sketch famous logos, then reveal how wrong you were.
Live nature cams, from Alaskan bears to underwater reefs.
Combine basic elements to discover hundreds of things.
Browse the hand-made personal sites of the modern indie web.
Michael Bach's classic collection of optical illusions.
Invented words for feelings you didn't know had names.
Sketch a suspect from vague, unreliable witness testimony.
David McCandless's gorgeous data visualisations.
Click through a pixelated mosaic until the picture appears.
Rain sounds with no ads, plus a suggestion for a slow song.
The archive of Google's changing logos, with interactive games.
MS Paint, faithfully rebuilt for the web.
Rain sounds for sleeping, studying and pretending it's Tuesday in Seattle.
Near-live images of the Sun in different wavelengths.
Strange and wonderful out-of-copyright art, books and ephemera.
Pour colored sand into a jar and carve patterns.
Museums, art and cultural treasures you can zoom into.
Watch jellies, sharks and sea otters on live cams.
The original Flash-era zoom through everything, rebuilt for HTML5.
A new space photo every day, with an expert's explanation.
One HTML page, hundreds of wildly different designs.
The sequel: another infinitely zooming image.
Live feeder and nest cams from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Thousands of ASCII drawings, sorted by subject.