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Michelle’s finds2 min read

You won’t believe this was made with AI

The projects that made me stop scrolling and go ‘whoa.’ A growing collection of Michelle’s favorite AI builds, with links to try them yourself.

By Michelle Lawson
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An internet find · Interactive project

An entire human eye, made from code.

Random-eyes by Gianluca Lomarco @__rockbiter

RANDOM-EYES
Random-eyes: a detailed golden iris, eyelashes, and skin rendered in an interactive browser experimentTry it yourself
A look inside Random-eyes. Project and visuals by Gianluca Lomarco.

The “whoa” part

The lashes. The tiny movements. The light moving through the iris. This is the kind of project that makes me stop scrolling and go: wait, you can build THAT?

Random-eyes lets you explore a procedural human eye in your browser. Change the skin tone, zoom in, or generate another eye. Press Space to freeze it in photo mode and get a closer look.

A little perspective

Gianluca describes building it with Claude Code and Three.js over seven days, with 161 commits and thousands of lines of shader code. The eye is generated rather than assembled from photos or a premade 3D model. There’s a lot of creative direction and iteration behind that result.

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Keeping the good stuff.

This collection grows whenever I find another project that makes me go “whoa.” Every pick links back to its creator, so you can explore the work and the story behind it.

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