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Google Tilt Brush will let you transforms your surroundings into a digital canvas. With Tilt Brush for HTC Vive, you can select your colors and brushes and create multi-dimensional art with a just a few waves of your hand, the Mirror reported. In a video created to accompany the launch of the app, an artist is seen creating the life-sized 3D painting out of light, manipulating the environment with the Vibe's hand controllers. The Tilt Brush app comes bundled with the HTC Vive headset, which launched earlier this year, and has been hailed by critics as “VR’s killer app” and the “the first great VR app.”
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It is seen as an easy and fun way for non-hardcore gamers to jump into virtual reality experiences and familiarize themselves with the gaming controls. “Your room is a blank slate. You can step around, in and through your drawings as you go. And, because it’s in virtual reality, you can even choose to use otherwise-impossible materials like fire, stars or snowflakes,” said Google in a blog post. It further read, “We’ve already seen some incredible pieces from professional animators, painters, and street artists, but even casual doodlers can start painting in seconds.”
Virtual Reality is expanding beyond viewing immersive content, allowing artists to create 3D paintings in virtual space. Google has introduced Tilt Brush that lets artists paint life-size 3D images in virtual reality. All one needs is a console and HTC Vive headset. “Tilt Brush lets you paint in 3D space with virtual reality. Your room is your canvas. Your palette is your imagination. The possibilities are endless,” says the Tilt Brush website. Tilt brush allows users to create paint 3D brush strokes, stars, light, fire around them.
The Dynamic brushes allow users to paint ink, smoke, snow, fire and more from the virtual palette. In fact, users can paint in a room-scale VR and walk around their art. The tools include options to change the environment to Night Sky or Space and more. Google tilt brush creations can be shared as room-scale VR pieces or animated GIFs with friends.
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