Are you looking to get started with 3D on the web? In this tutorial we’ll walk through creating a three-dimensional character using Three.js, adding some simple but effective animation, and a generative color palette.

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Three.js is a JavaScript library for drawing in 3D with WebGL. It enables us to add 3D objects to a scene, and manipulate things like position and lighting. This article is for developers who are comfortable with JavaScript but relatively new to Three.js. Our goal is to walk through building a simple but effective 3D animated figure.

Creating 3D Characters in Three.js

<p>This is cool. I wonder how much more efficient this is compared to importing gtif files.</p>
