This is an absolutely beautiful personal website. Go click around it, there's so many 'wow' moments. Go to the homepage (https://maximeheckel.com/) and then click 'about', the transition is :chefskiss:
The blog's design style reminds me a lot of Alex Harri's[1], who also does excellent work. I wonder if one influenced the other.
Edit: Oh the homepage has its inspirations actually listed. Harri isn't there.
Still going through the article but loving all the detail and interactive components! Nice writeup.
PS: worth mentioning the RGB to CMYK function credited to me is not my original work, I believe I got it off stack overflow or similar many years ago. A more robust way of doing this transformation would be with a color management system and profile, as it happens I’ve done a bit of work on that! [1] Used this here [2].
Transforming with ICC profile will give you a result that might be closer to how a screen printer would turn your digital image into a four colour print, but more advanced screen printing workflows these days tend to use “rip” software that handles many layers (eg: 12 colors instead of 4) and stochastic screening [3] which produces quite different results than what most halftone shaders are doing.
This is an absolutely beautiful personal website. Go click around it, there's so many 'wow' moments. Go to the homepage (https://maximeheckel.com/) and then click 'about', the transition is :chefskiss:
The blog's design style reminds me a lot of Alex Harri's[1], who also does excellent work. I wonder if one influenced the other.
Edit: Oh the homepage has its inspirations actually listed. Harri isn't there.
1. https://alexharri.com/blog/planes
Still going through the article but loving all the detail and interactive components! Nice writeup.
PS: worth mentioning the RGB to CMYK function credited to me is not my original work, I believe I got it off stack overflow or similar many years ago. A more robust way of doing this transformation would be with a color management system and profile, as it happens I’ve done a bit of work on that! [1] Used this here [2].
Transforming with ICC profile will give you a result that might be closer to how a screen printer would turn your digital image into a four colour print, but more advanced screen printing workflows these days tend to use “rip” software that handles many layers (eg: 12 colors instead of 4) and stochastic screening [3] which produces quite different results than what most halftone shaders are doing.
[1] https://github.com/mattdesl/lcms-wasm
[2] https://sierra.mattdesl.com/
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_screening