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Interesting Patterns Of The Sharp Objects

Interesting Patterns Of The Sharp Objects (1/3) ∙ In the midst of the internet shutdown of Dey/January in Iran, together with Zea , we found ourselves watching the Sharp Objects series. I found too many details of the series fascinating and wondered about the patterns and recreating them in the Archive and AnnotationsKit

Interesting Patterns Of The Sharp Objects

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Thinking About Ways To Implement A Shinning Sparkly Text

I was thinking about how I could make a shinning sparkly text effect, and one idea was to have a simple noise cloud filling a canvas, advancing it with each frame, and then clipping the canvas by the text, or applying a blend-mode to clip it. This was an expensive undertaking since it required a shader running for each text. So I was thinking of simpler terms that I thought, maybe I can have a three layer system in which there is a static noise sitting in between a text clipper and a moving gradient in the background. The gradient would have been many layers of a color’s shade and I would animate its offset. Then it would become the desired text’s texture.

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