Brokentooth Studio

Brokentooth Studio is the repository where this website is designed and built. It keeps every stage of the work side by side: four October concept studies, the original prompt that produced them, curated screenshots and scroll sequences, written critiques, and the scripts that capture browser evidence.

The site you are looking at is its newest piece. It is a static build with no framework: Markdown entries become pages through one small Node script, and the molar on the homepage is a single WebGL2 canvas.

How it is made

1. Sam picks a direction from real screenshots, not descriptions.
2. The design is built in a separate branch and checked in a real browser at desktop and phone sizes.
3. Every page is reviewed twice against those screenshots before anything is shown.
4. Nothing reaches the public domain without Sam's explicit approval.

The molar

The specimen on the homepage is generated, not modelled by hand. A signed distance field describes a lower molar with two roots, a chipped cusp and a hairline crack. About thirty-nine thousand points are projected onto that surface. Each point is a spring: the pointer pushes them, and they settle back. Lit regions resolve into glyphs, and the probe shows them as fine points again, with the pulp inside.

Still to do

• Replace demo entries with Sam's own writing and projects.
• Decide what the Underside will hold.
• A publishing path from Sam's phone, kept private until each note is approved.