Click to zoom into Jonathan Potter's spookily beautiful-animated Julia set. The trick: webGL shaders applied to the scene, making it pulse and glow and coil like a dreaming machine. He also made a Mandelbrot in the same style, without the shaders (which limit how far you can zoom.) [via]
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Disney unveils first look at Zootopia 2, promises November release
Everyone's favorite big-budget furry bait has returned from its banishment to Disney Plus. No one saw the Zootopia animated show – I'm willing to bet this is the first time… READ THE REST
This 1919 cartoon character fought with an actual fly
"Out of the Inkwell: The Tantalizing Fly" (1919) is one of the early animated shorts from the Out of the Inkwell series, created by Max Fleischer and starring his iconic… READ THE REST
Exploring the early clay animations of Joseph Sunn
The clay animations of Joseph Sunn are from 1926. These darling, black and white claymations feature animals interacting with each other and the hand-made sets they're filmed in. I wish… READ THE REST
Transform robotic AI text into human writing with this $40 tool
TL;DR: Stop settling for lifeless copy—humanize it with a lifetime of Undetectable Humanizer for just $39.99 (reg. $1,080). We've all read that AI-generated paragraph that technically makes sense but gives the emotional… READ THE REST
Learn ASL for $15 without leaving your couch (or sweatpants)
TL;DR: Learn to sign like a pro (or at least enough to impress your next date) with this 13-course ASL bundle for $14.97 (reg. $104). While learning a new language is probably on… READ THE REST
Wireless and wallet-friendly—like a tracker should be
TL;DR: Looks like a credit card; acts like a GPS—get three KeySmart SmartCards for just $79.97 (reg. $119.97). You know what no one misses? That mini panic attack when you reach for your wallet and… READ THE REST
