Draw in the third dimension. Well, maybe not a dimension … but if you put on those collectable 3D glasses you got from Brendan Fraser’s latest Hollywood stunt, you’ll soon be drawing in Paul Neave’s interactive 3D canvas. Make sure to rotate the drawing with the little arrows at the bottom of the canvas to get the full effect.
There’s also a bunch of other interactive experiments that are worth checking out — some of my favorites are Television, Flash Earth , and (if you have a microphone) be sure to check out Dandelion.
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Oh yeah...I didn't even realize you could use the arrow keys to rotate. Thanks for the heads up, my eyes are all buggy from that but I like it.
You can also download the source (it's at the bottom of his page) if you're interested in checking out the actioscript...
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Awesome, even if my eyes hurt a bit right now, heh.
Here's a fun tip: try drawing while keeping one of the rotation keys pressed.
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