Drop Experiment by Manny Tan

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Driven by the idea of a droplet of water following a line, Manny Tan created this Three.Js experiment that explores a droplet shape and it’s associated views in 3d space. The web application allows you to click and drag to rotate the shape. Alternatively, you can use the scroll wheel or right click and drag to move the shape to a particular view.

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