Sketchbook Collects Browser 3D Experiments Vipin Pathak’s ThreeJs Sketchbook is a personal collection of digital art and browser 3D work, built as a place for experiments rather than a standard portfolio.
Giuseppe Paccione Turns a Portfolio Into a 3D Configurator Giuseppe Paccione’s site is a real-time 3D interior portfolio-configurator with BIM, AI, authored textures, path tracing preview, LOD choices, and material controls.
Yusef Nsar Turns a Portfolio Into a 3D AI Timeline A React Three Fiber portfolio built as an infinite 3D timeline, using WebGPU, compute shaders, TSL nodes, GSAP, and AI-driven interactive elements.
Jaime Torrealba Builds a Moonlit Field Portfolio in Three.js A personal Three.js portfolio staged as a moonlit field, with TSL, GPU grass simulation, volumetric smoke, procedural trees, fireflies, and camera-driven movement.
22.09.2000 He Was Born Runs a Portfolio Through a WebGL TV LUCERRÁ's WebGL portfolio behaves like one CRT broadcast, using texture layers, live 3D render targets, glitch transitions, hand tracking, and adaptive quality.
Where Worlds Take Shape Makes a Portfolio Playable Jérôme Reynet turns a portfolio into a playable WebGL world, with procedural grass, mini-games, gamepad controls, and project discovery that behaves more like exploration than navigation.
A React Three Fiber Portfolio That's Fluid Scroll and the work sloshes. Toggle and a carousel snaps into an alphabetized grid, the whole 3D scene graph rearranging while the DOM shadows it underneath. Maxi Ruti built it in React Three Fiber and wired reduced-motion in from the start, so the ambition ships without the spinner.
A Portfolio You Walk Through: Hot Dogtor's WebGPU Building Paulo Pinho built his portfolio as a 3D building you wander room by room, scored by his own music. Runs on three.js WebGPU, falls back to WebGL, and ships a Basic version for everyone else. One site, three fidelity tiers, no pretending everyone's on a 4090.
Aimee's Papercraft World: A Scroll-Driven Portfolio Built From Folded Paper A hand-drawn character walks a looping path through a paper world that changes with the seasons. Built with Three.js, Blender, and Krita by baking flat Krita illustrations onto 3D geometry so the cardboard reads as cardboard from any angle. Open source, with a full tutorial.
Vertex3D: Navigating a WebGL Portfolio With Your Head and Hands Vertex3D studio portfolio runs PlayCanvas under Webflow, with webcam-driven head and hand tracking instead of a mouse. Tilt to pan, pinch your index and middle fingers to swipe through digital twins, luxury real estate showrooms, and offshore rigs, all rendered in-browser.
BND Agency: An Agency Portfolio Built as a Showroom Doan Bao Nam rebuilt the agency portfolio as a showroom you move through, not a page you scroll. Interactive 3D canvases and a custom audio-visual engine share a single frame, holding 60 FPS while sound and geometry run at once. Open devtools and watch how it stays steady.
AndAgain: The Hover Reel Done Right A London and Liverpool studio's site that opens with a monospace clock and a grid of eight projects, each thumbnail waking up on hover with a clip of the real thing. The asset choreography reads cleanly from the network tab. Quiet build, careful pacing.
Weisdevice: A Glitchy Three.js Island With a Playable DJ Deck Wei's portfolio drops you on a tiny island with a half-broken robot, a Gameboy, and a DJ deck that refuses to play clean loops. Three.js with GLSL and GSAP up top, smart performance choices underneath: raycasting at 30 FPS, render loop paused on inactive views, assets tiny and lazy-loaded.
Ameen Abdullah's Portfolio Turns the Browser Into a Stage A WebGPU sakura scene anchors the hero, Vue drives the page, and a second WebGL layer paints mini scenes into textures aligned with the DOM. Off-screen blocks pause their work. Subtitles arrive in Japanese. A portfolio that behaves like a place rather than a CV.
AUDIOLAB: A React Three Fiber Audio Visualizer Built Like a Radio AUDIOLAB is Abel Gudino's audio visualizer dressed as a radio. Load a track, watch the geometry react. React Three Fiber handles the scene while React owns the playback state, so the FFT data and the UI share one coherent tree instead of fighting over it.
Rahatil & Co: A 300KB Creative Site Built to Hold 60fps on Modest Hardware Rahatil & Co spent 500 hours making a creative-category site that detects your hardware and adapts on the fly. Zero dependencies, under 300KB, and a hidden admin panel that redeploys the whole thing globally in under a second.