A Pure CSS Still Life. No images, just CSS. CSS Art.
I tried a still life so I thought I would try a portrait, next stop a landscape! I think it took roughly about 100 hours. I think there is possibly too much CSS effects, browsers struggle with this one. CSS art.
A Pure CSS Landscape No images, just CSS. Edit the CSS at the top and choose your own sunset colour. CSS art.
A year before starting, I wondered to myself: Why do most people (including myself) just copy images for CSS art and never do anything much original… 12 months later, I understand why! CSS art.
A CSS art gallery you can look around. Images of pure CSS art, unfortunately peoples computer would explode if I didn't use images. Everything else is pure CSS though. There are a few Easter Eggs scattered about.
100% CSS. No artificial colours or ingredients. First person to screenshot a lighthouse wins! CSS art.
No HTML. No Javascript. No Images. Pure 100% unadulterated CSS. Can CSS art get any purer than this?
The King of Hearts - No images, just CSS. It was mainly an experiment with lighting. CSS art.
A homage to the Super Mario 64 intro screen. No images, no JavaScript, just a lot of transform3d. Unfortunately iOS Safari can’t quite manage it. CSS art.
No images, just HTML & CSS. Just a fun, unoriginal, quick one.
A Homage to 1984 BBC Micro ELITE lovingly recreated in PURE CSS. 100% No Javascript! Can you survive? Hold the Alt key to play.
An attempt at video-realism with just CSS (& HTML). No JavaScript - No Images - No Videos. You can edit the colour of the sun for different themes and also adjust the contrast and colour saturation - You can also mess around with all the 3D rotation too, if you can find it :)