Shader+

Shader+ is a long-term research and development project focused on how light, surface, and style come together in modern digital imagery. It grew out of many years of hands-on production work across games, real-time experiences, and rendered artwork, where shaders play a central role in defining the final look.

Instead of treating shaders as one-off technical solutions, Shader+ approaches them as a shared visual language. The project explores reusable systems for realistic, stylized, and illustrative rendering, built from modular parts that can scale from simple materials to full production workflows.

Instead of treating shaders as one-off technical solutions, Shader+ approaches them as a shared visual language. The project explores reusable systems for realistic, stylized, and illustrative rendering, built from modular parts that can scale from simple materials to full production workflows.

This project underpins much of Fractal Bouquet’s visual identity, shaping the lighting, surface quality, and stylized character of our work. Shader+ serves both as an internal production backbone and an ongoing exploration of expressive real-time visuals.

Alex Stevovich is an independent polymath guided by a self-directed perspective. His projects focus on original content and innovation developed through discovery-driven work grounded in first-principles thinking.