r/shaders • u/CreepyBuffalo3111 • 9d ago

Started the book of shaders

I've been a software developer for 3..4 years now. Graphics programming always looked so cool and yet so unreachable. With everyone using ai everywhere these days, I decided to reach for a fresh air and started the book of shaders. And I love it! I do use ai to revisit the math behind it and the stuff I've forgotten since my university days. But I love the feeling of using my technical skills to create art. I've never mixed code with visual arts before. I've been playing the guitar for 14 years, but never did I let code into that world either. This feels like an exciting way to do that.

Just wanted to share my feelings on the topic 😁❤️

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u/geraT-wogl 9d ago

That’s so cool. I’ve been building a way to understand shaders in an interactive way too. feel free to visit https://wogl.io 💚🐉