Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

First time I tried Unity over a year ago – as part of the [VR Development course] by Udacity. Now, I decided to refresh what I learned then – through another course:) This time it was a Udemy [Unity Game Developer] course, designed by Pablo Farias Navarro.

In this course, I followed instructions to code most interactions. To add to the course flow, I decided to improve the general look creating a visually…

First time I tried Unity over a year ago – as part of the [VR Development course] by Udacity. Now, I decided to refresh what I learned then – through another course:) This time it was a Udemy [Unity Game Developer] course, designed by Pablo Farias Navarro.

In this course, I followed instructions to code most interactions. To add to the course flow, I decided to improve the general look creating a visually…

First time I tried Unity over a year ago – as part of the [VR Development course] by Udacity. Now, I decided to refresh what I learned then – through another course:) This time it was a Udemy [Unity Game Developer] course, designed by Pablo Farias Navarro.

In this course, I followed instructions to code most interactions. To add to the course flow, I decided to improve the general look creating a visually…

First time I tried Unity over a year ago – as part of the [VR Development course] by Udacity. Now, I decided to refresh what I learned then – through another course:) This time it was a Udemy [Unity Game Developer] course, designed by Pablo Farias Navarro.

In this course, I followed instructions to code most interactions. To add to the course flow, I decided to improve the general look creating a visually…

Been exploring [Google Blocks], this is probably my favourite tool so far. It is so intuitive and easy to use, you wound’t even need any tutorials or walk-throughs.

It allows you to create 3D models with only 6 tools. It’s really simple to place object into your scene from the library:

It is as easy to create and adjust new shapes:

And as easy to remove unneeded shapes too:

You can also check these models…

Been exploring [Google Blocks], this is probably my favourite tool so far. It is so intuitive and easy to use, you wound’t even need any tutorials or walk-throughs.

It allows you to create 3D models with only 6 tools. It’s really simple to place object into your scene from the library:

It is as easy to create and adjust new shapes:

And as easy to remove unneeded shapes too:

You can also check these models…

Been exploring [Google Blocks], this is probably my favourite tool so far. It is so intuitive and easy to use, you wound’t even need any tutorials or walk-throughs.

It allows you to create 3D models with only 6 tools. It’s really simple to place object into your scene from the library:

It is as easy to create and adjust new shapes:

And as easy to remove unneeded shapes too:

You can also check these models…

Continuing [my exploration] with Gravity Sketch, I decided to create a series of single trees as part of the Nature series of isolated 3D models. You can download them on my [Poly] profile.

Continuing [my exploration] with Gravity Sketch, I decided to create a series of single trees as part of the Nature series of isolated 3D models. You can download them on my [Poly] profile.

Continuing [my exploration] with Gravity Sketch, I decided to create a series of single trees as part of the Nature series of isolated 3D models. You can download them on my [Poly] profile.

Recently started exploring 3D modelling with [Gravity Sketch] on iPad. It is a very easy to use tool that allows you to quickly create 3D models for your VR scene.

Gravity Sketch exports into the .obj and .mtl formats and can be automatically synced to Dropbox or saved into your Google drive, which allows you to easily import it into Unity or Hologram.

The tool bar on the left allows you to select shape tools and play…

Recently started exploring 3D modelling with [Gravity Sketch] on iPad. It is a very easy to use tool that allows you to quickly create 3D models for your VR scene.

Gravity Sketch exports into the .obj and .mtl formats and can be automatically synced to Dropbox or saved into your Google drive, which allows you to easily import it into Unity or Hologram.

The tool bar on the left allows you to select shape tools and play…

Recently started exploring 3D modelling with [Gravity Sketch] on iPad. It is a very easy to use tool that allows you to quickly create 3D models for your VR scene.

Gravity Sketch exports into an .obj format and can be automatically synced to Dropbox or saved into your Google drive, which allows you to easily import it into Unity or Hologram.

The tool bar on the left allows you to select shape tools and play with symmetry…

As part of my [Hologram.cool] exploration, I decided to play with 360 Media, and create scene similar to those I did in Unity for the [Exploring London by bus] app.

For this experience, I decided to create a 360 doodle timelapse.
I used a [360 grid] and made an illustration horizontally seamless.
Also I used the grid’s marks for the highest and the lowest comfortable views to keep the doodle within those lines:

As part of my [Hologram.cool] exploration, I decided to play with 360 Media, and create scene similar to those I did in Unity for the [Exploring London by bus] app.

For this experience, I decided to create a 360 doodle timelapse.
I used a [360 grid] and made an illustration horizontally seamless.
Also I used the grid’s marks for the highest and the lowest comfortable views to keep the doodle within those lines:

As part of my [Hologram.cool] exploration, I decided to play with 360 Media, and create scene similar to those I did in Unity for the [Exploring London by bus] app.

For this experience, I decided to create a 360 doodle timelapse.

It was much easier and faster to add a video sphere into the scene and attach to it the imported video source:

The object properties allow to autoplay and loop the video.
It was also really…

Had my first attempt drawing with [Quill] today.

From the first glance, it seemed less intuitive than Tilt Brush by Google. However, once you get to know the tools and get used to the overall UI, it becomes more straightforward. I also liked that Quill lets you export not only your 3D model but cube-maps too, so you can always share a quick  360 view of your painting.

Had my first attempt drawing with [Quill] today.

From the first glance, it seemed less intuitive than Tilt Brush by Google. However, once you get to know the tools and get used to the overall UI, it becomes more straightforward. I also liked that Quill lets you export not only your 3D model but cube-maps too, so you can always share a quick  360 view of your painting.

Had my first attempt drawing with [Quill] today.

To me from the first glance, it seemed less intuitive than Tilt Brush by Google. However, once you get to know the tools and get used to the overall UI, it becomes more straightforward. I also liked that Quill lets you export not only your 3D model but cube-maps too, so you can always share a quick  360 view of your painting.

Had my first attempt drawing with [Quill] today. From the first glance, it seems less intuitive than Tilt Brush, but loved it anyway

Also liked that it lets you export cube-maps, so you can always share a quick 360 view of your painting.

Following the task from the book “Elements of Design | Rowena Reed Kostellow and the Structure of Visual Relationships” by Gail Greet Hannah.

I used Hologram.cool to recreate 3d shapes.

Following the task from the book “Elements of Design | Rowena Reed Kostellow and the Structure of Visual Relationships” by Gail Greet Hannah.

I used Hologram.cool to recreate 3d shapes.

Following the task from the book “Elements of Design | Rowena Reed Kostellow and the Structure of Visual Relationships” by Gail Greet Hannah.

I used Hologram.cool to recreate 3d shapes.