Artur Smirnov
Freelance · WebGL & Three.js
I write Three.js and raw GLSL — 3D product configurators, interactive sites, and the engineering logic that sits behind them. The background is a shader running right now, not a video. Move the cursor.
01 — Capability
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The buyer specifies the product on screen — parts snap together, the price follows the layout, and the finished scene leaves as AR, a render, or a brief the factory can read. Runs in a tab, nothing to install.
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Shaders written for the brief instead of pulled off a shelf: cursor physics, parametric geometry, generative material, scroll-bound camera. Built to hold the frame budget on a laptop GPU, not just on my machine.
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Selection engines, parametric catalogues, live quoting, legacy databases brought onto the web. This is the part that makes a configurator a tool people order from rather than a showreel.
02 — For manufacturers
In production
Standes
The customer measures out the room, drops in racking, shelves and display cases, and the quote follows every change. The finished layout opens in AR on a phone, renders to an image, or goes to the factory as a brief — without a call to a sales rep.
Three.js · 3D and 2D views · AR · live pricing · export
Read the case
Ventprom
You give it dimensions, material and connection type, and the part redraws with its dimension lines as you type. Bends, reducers, tees, saddles and cowls, each ending in a costed specification and a quote instead of a thread of emails.
Parametric preview · dimension lines · costed spec
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Ventmarket
The engineer enters airflow and total pressure. The system picks the unit, draws the curve through the operating point and builds the order around it — across a catalogue of 400-plus units and roughly 20,000 polynomial curves, with acoustics, drive selection and cost of ownership alongside.
400+ units · ~20,000 curves · order, quote, CRM handoff
03 — Live
Click, drag, scroll — they run
A bronze sculpture rendered in raw WebGL. The camera orbits a full 360° as you scroll, with the lighting and the grain computed per pixel.
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Type any ticker. Geometry, palette and motion re-roll from its hash — live, in one file.
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Emission curve, vesting schedule and a 4,000-particle supply sphere, all driven off one state object.
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A studio landing page where a liquid cursor tears open a second image directly under the pointer.
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Neon opening screen on live background video, with cursor physics written from scratch.
Open→04 — Selected work
Hover for a look
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A fleet globe: ships and aircraft moving along great-circle routes to 28 cities, on NASA textures with a cloud layer and atmospheric halo.
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A materials catalogue that behaves like the wall: drag a raking light across the coating and the relief comes up, the way a plasterer checks a surface.
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A desktop engineering suite pulled out of VB6 and Access and rebuilt for the web: nine calculation modules, 63 tables, 3,471 records, one URL.
Also built: computer-vision overlays for live streams, spaced-repetition learning platforms, a Spring Boot backend with 53 endpoints, and a speech-synthesis model. Happy to walk through any of it.