Feed the Javascript Kaleidoscope the address of an image and let it get you high, no chemicals necessary. Coded by Andrey Mutlu and made available in instantly-editable form at Codepen, it has options for the number of slices and how fast it spins about. [via Hacker News]
Did you know that people in Victorian England were fanatical about kaleidoscopes? One of the best gifts I ever received was a Taleidoscope, which uses a telescope instead of a fixed design.
Previously:
• Escape into the pulsating vortex of this maggot kaleidoscope
• Have a trippy day at this kaleidoscope shop in Arizona
• You can watch Netflix's new show Kaleidoscope in any order
• Watch this hypnotic kaleidoscope of fingers
• These are very cool kaleidoscopes