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Halftoning in the non-photorealistic rendering space is a way to simulate continuous tones through a use of dots that vary in size and/or spacing. Many halftoning techniques use some form of algorithm to change the selected pixel or set of pixels into a combination of two colors (that are usually contrasting such as black and white). Stippling, on the other hand...

Heightmaps can make our lives a lot easier. When making a terrain, for example, we can use the height map's color to specify the height. If the heightmap is placed on the x-y plane, we can use the RGB values of the image to define a certain height (z) at that point. It makes terrain creation much easier than hard-coding the points in and it's easy to change!

A little act of kindness is always nice, especially when it's a surprise. I decided to share this with you after a friend surprised me.

This is the first time I tried making a personal website. It took me several iterations of designs before I was satisfied. Then, when it came implementing the site, the horde of considerations came, and here's some of the things I've learned.