
C5 511 Hz
Press a steel tooth, then let go.
This page is a music box. Each of these 460 3D toys rings at the note of its own outline. Scroll, and the paper runs through the comb and plays them. Turn, poke, and paint them in the Playground.
Felted FoxC5 · 511 Hz
Cochem CastleC5 · 505 Hz
Carder BumblebeeC5 · 493 Hz
Grand PianoG4 · 410 Hz
GrapeG4 · 402 Hz
Perseverance RoverA5 · 851 Hz
Rubber DuckE4 · 326 Hz
FireworksC4 · 246 Hz
Chladni PlateG4 · 375 Hz
Neon KnotA3 · 233 Hz
Real PlanetsC4 · 265 Hz
Video QRC4 · 245 Hz
Finethe end, in a score
460 toys, 29 shelves, one comb
72 captures of real things, 388 built from recipes, and 4 generated shapes. Each shelf is a strip of paper, and each toy is a hole punched in it.
Every outline is a drumhead. Splashery stretches one over each Splash's picture, finds the ways it can ring, and gives it the comb's nearest tine. Nobody chose the notes, and nobody wrote the tunes: a shelf plays in the order it stands.
The strips
Bring your own
The tools that make Splashes from things you already have. Your pictures and videos stay on your device.
The Splash Manual
How to program Gaussian splats in Splashery: the math of one splat, how a Splash is built, the splat equation language, pictures and your own input, moving things, real data, photos and video in 3D, codes and pages, and making your own.