Discover Mmorph, an interactive and musical experiment. Through WebGL interactions, you can control the music and create sounds you can modify without restrictions. Some movements are not obvious, but a great part of the experiment is rather intuitive.
http://mmorph.massivemusic.com/
Build Your Planet
The 3D artist Oskar Starlberg designed an impressive WebGL editor. This micro-game invites users to modify at will the planet surface : towns, forests, ice fields, … The interface is user-friendly.
http://oskarstalberg.com/game/planet/planet.html
WebGL Demos
Here are two neat WebGL demos created by the developper @edankwan. The shaders, like in ‘Icicle Bubbles’, are especially incredible.
http://edankwan.com/experiments/icicle-bubbles/
http://edankwan.com/experiments/hyper-mix/
One Year
This interactive calendar from Immersive Garden gives an artistic sense to WebGL. Through a simple ‘drag & drop’, each month of the year highlights one of the studio’s project.
http://www.immersive-g.com/one-year/
Paper Peninsula
Greenwich peninsula is a paper town designed in WebGL. The interactive map of the town offers different views to users, with one closed view which reminds us of the Google Map Street View.
http://greenwichpeninsula.co.uk/paperpeninsula/
Dynamic Content
Like the New York Times, The Atlantic tries the dynamic content in WebGL. See for yourself the way the content is featured :
http://www.theatlantic.com/sponsored/athenahealth/population-healthier/598/
