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Lacoste - Ace Breaker

Lacoste Ace Breaker is a short brick-breaker game by Merci-Michel, set on a clay tennis court inside a green stadium. Rows of dark green blocks form a pattern at the far end, the white crocodile logo sits at mid-court, and you slide a glowing green paddle along the baseline to keep a yellow tennis ball in play. It turns the brand name into a fast, compact rally: play, break, repeat until the field clears or your rhythm slips. Particles burst as the blocks break, and the court, stands and Lacoste banners are rendered in WebGL with custom shaders.

La Revoltosa | Burbujeo del bueno

La Revoltosa is a historic Spanish brand of sodas, seltzers and soft drinks, and this site by Waka presents it as great-quality fizz for today's bars. It opens on the line "La Burbuja Iberica" over solid red, with a glass swing-top bottle turning in 3D as you scroll. Scattered letters gather into Spanish copy about terraces, long lunches and good company, next to bold white line drawings of a woman in sunglasses floating in a pool ring. Phone mockups, product shots and a shop follow further down. It's built on WordPress with Three.js and custom shaders.

Skydiving

Skydiving is a looping animation by Sebastien Lempens of a cartoon skydiver in free fall. The character, in a yellow helmet with goggles, a white suit and a backpack, falls with arms spread over a bright illustrated landscape of green mountains, winding rivers, a blue bay, sandy beaches and a small town of red roofs. Rain streaks past as the camera circles around the diver. Moving the cursor, scrolling and dragging change the angle. It's made with React Three Fiber, with the painted background generated using Skybox AI.

The Lacoste Polo Factory Experience

The Lacoste Polo Factory is a playful brand piece by Merci-Michel where polo shirts are made inside toy-like machines. A pale blue wardrobe-shaped machine stands on a round platform with buttons, colour pegs and a rack of white shirts, and you press Push to send garments through its windows. Later scenes switch to a sand-yellow drum machine with a Hold control, coral, blue and yellow polos hanging above it and a crocodile outline drawn across the backdrop. The whole factory is soft, pastel and faintly mechanical, rendered in WebGL with custom shaders and 3D models.

Aimee Wei's Papercraft World

Aimee Wei's Papercraft World is a portfolio built as one round paper diorama split into four seasons, made by Andrew Woan with Three.js and Blender. The room turns from a red autumn corner with lanterns and a round lattice window to a snowy winter scene with a cabin, pine trees and a snowman. Next come a green spring garden with a heart-shaped tree and a duck pond, then an orange summer corner with a beach umbrella and a river. Paper notes pinned to the walls hold sections about Aimee, and you drag or scroll to rotate between them. It renders on WebGPU.

Aurel's Grand Theater

Aurel's Grand Theater is the portfolio of Aurelien Vigne, staged as a small 3D theater you can walk around in. You play a raccoon crossing a dark wooden stage, past a grand piano, a cello, stools, crates and loose sheets of paper, with control hints (arrow keys to move, space to jump) painted on the boards. You can read the case studies, solve mysteries to unlock a secret page, or just explore freely, jump around and smash things. Hidden details about his work and about himself are scattered through the room for anyone who looks closely. It's built with Three.js.