Hey! We just updated @JustineSoulie portfolio with 3 new projects ✨
If you’re looking for a talented art director, she’s the one you need!
👉 https://t.co/vuOvCdFT2j
A lot of people asked me for the sources of the @threejsconf badge, so here they are : https://t.co/Z5pJ4p9TUC
It's a very DIY project and far from perfect, but that's also what makes it approachable: everything can be rebuilt with a soldering iron, a 3D printer and a few cheap components.
I tried to document it as clearly as possible, so you can either build it as is or use it as a starting point for something else. If anything is unclear, just write to me :)
Portfolio update is live!
New projects, new illustrations and a little bit of everything I've been working on lately. Take a look → https://t.co/PjJBaAb2qK 
Seeing the deco simulation standing there for real at @threejsconf 👀✨
The venue handed us one 2D DWG file. So I built a Figma-style 3D decoration simulator, to share the ideas within the team and to move forward.
It's time to brush it up to share with event organizers🤝
I've been reflecting on why @threejsconf felt so special...
Leaving aside my obvious bias, I think it comes down to this: it happened organically.
It grew out of the community, rather than being imposed onto it. 🧵
Lightning talk at @threejsconf - A few months of work with @albn, not public yet, close to alpha.
Still building 3D tools after all these years, this time to put some love into how we manage 3D assets. Let's see where it leads.
Yes, the video has a poor LOD, sorry for that.
thanks to @threejs #threejs
Three.js Conf was so much fun and truly inspiring, so many amazing talks
Loved meeting creatives who care about craft and creative coding
Huge thanks to @makio64 for inviting @JustineSoulie and I to talk about Ponpon, and to @miskitano and @HerveStudio for this ✨ event!