iquilezles.org is the personal website of Inigo Quilez, a renowned computer graphics expert. It’s a treasure trove of resources for those interested in areas like:

• Shader programming: The site features numerous articles and tutorials on shader coding, with a focus on techniques for creating visual effects and procedural generation. This includes in-depth explanations of signed distance functions (SDFs), ray marching, and other core concepts.
• Computer graphics: Quilez shares his insights and experiments in various graphics-related topics, such as rendering, animation, and 3D modeling.
• Mathematics for graphics: The site provides tutorials and resources on applying mathematical concepts to computer graphics, including trigonometry, linear algebra, and fractals.

In addition to written content, the website also offers:

• Source code: Code examples accompany many of the articles, allowing visitors to learn by example and experiment with the techniques themselves.
• Interactive demos: Several demos showcase the visual effects and algorithms discussed in the articles, providing a more engaging learning experience.

iquilezles.org is a valuable resource for both novice and experienced graphics programmers, offering a unique blend of technical knowledge, artistic inspiration, and practical guidance.

Graphics blog which helped explain most mathematical concepts I frequently use in shaders: https://iquilezles.org/articles/. Here is a link to the projects where I put this knowledge into practice: My Projects