#animvr

[lindasofieh]

VR Sognsvann

[visualizr]

HC [Visualizer]

[scobot]

Here are some recent images taken from inside a virtual reality scene I created for a presentation about my creative process. I was pretty thrilled to find so many shots “in there” and loved discovering all these giant robots and sci-fi vignettes. What do YOU see? Created with: #tiltbrush #medium #quill #kingspray #animvr #unity3d @tiltbush @oculusmedium @madewithunity #madewithunity I originally created a hand-held VR camera because I wanted to take high resolution (print ready) images of my work from inside VR but I soon realized how much fun it was to explore these abstract realms and hunt for “the perfect shot”. Much like how photography in the real word is an interpretation of reality, so too these images, captured from inside virtual reality, are an interpretation of what I was seeing in VR, and in most cases, it doesn’t look like this at all, becoming its own unique piece of artwork unto itself. I find this process of constructing a virtual environment in which to explore and take pictures, to be super exciting. Visiting these images afterwards reveals a whole other layer of abstract imagery for me to study and analyze. Like a photographer working in their darkroom to develop a picture, I use an iPad to easily scale and crop the images to reveal new compositions. I am a staunch believer that virtual reality artwork should be experienced in VR, but I also enjoy that VR can be a tool in which to create other forms of art. #vr #visionart #modernartist #abstractartist #scifiart #streetart #superflat #virtualart #virtualreality #scifi #vrart #vrartist #abstract

[kurtchangart]

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#swing #vr #quill #illustration #animation #kurtchangart #animvr #tree #smile #wind #colorful

[cry0te]

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[alicesamalik]

[what-an-animated-world]

What's it like to Animate in VR?

[askreshanims]

Hello, I'm a fan of your work and I look up to your animation and drawing style! So, I just want to ask, how long did it take you to animate Crimson Alpine? And, how did you make the anime girl's movements look 3D? Or somehing CGI-like (I think she's the main character but idk)? Also, I hope you're well even during this pandemic. I reaaallly look forward to seeing your answer/s :DD

Crimson Alpine took somewhere between a year and a year and half while juggling other projects. There is a production documentation video that you can look up on Youtube that gives more information, but 3D programs like Maya and AnimVR were used to help with certain parts. Aside from that, knowledge of realistic movement just comes from years of experience

[reshanims]

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AnimVR Independent Study - Tests

This semester I had the opportunity to use my school’s VR room for an independent study in Virtual Reality hand drawn animation. The software of choice was AnimVR, and this is just showcasing various small animations I did at the start to get the feel of the program. VR animation really is different, and the software itself had its own strengths and weaknesses. After these tests, I worked on a side experiment which was showcased in Crimson Alpine, and then my final project, which hopefully I’ll be able to post soon.

[darthkimie]

Creating Virtual Reality Art with AnimVR

[lindasofieh]

D-form in VR #animVR

[visualizr]

Hussle [Visualizer]

[echotaw-blog]

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It is one of our idea for the beginning of the story in our game. It is to test how the player can look around and feel in the room. Søren B Sparre has made this test for 2 hours and he feels confidence to use AnimVR for another test.

[kurtchangart]

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#rain #VR #animation #quill #animVR #kurtchangart #illustration #lighting #oculusrift #asian #girl #wind

[cry0te]

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Spellcasting practice

[iamduomo]

The Fiery, The Soil, The Drifter Asleep. vr painting.