360 Paintings and VR Experiences
Here you will find 360 paintings done in Photoshop, and you will find VR experiences done in Garden Gnome Software that I started building this year, 2018.
Here you will find 360 paintings done in Photoshop, and you will find VR experiences done in Garden Gnome Software that I started building this year, 2018.
We’ve all been watching Chris, Roger, and Kelly now for a few years. The set keeps getting more elaborate, but ever wonder what the rest of the space looks like? Well, here it is, Roger Bagley’s pimp lair, the infamous East Wing and the Tropical Paradise Pool, located in sunny downtown Santa Monica. With his family inheritance (his great great great grandfather invented the paper bag), Roger now owns the largest block of land in downtown Santa Monica and the Nine Club has set up shop in this urban paradise. Come on in, check it out, dig around and get to know a little more about the crew. Wherever you see a Nine Club Skate Wheel click. Some of the links have yet to be filled but there is still plenty to see. Enjoy the dig.
This is a prototype to a next generation website experience. With the next coming iteration of the internet facilitating VR/AR and whatever other new platforms emerge before then, the gamified experience is fast coming in the design of future websites. This entire set was painted in photoshop, animated in photoshop, and output in a fantastic software package called Pano2VR by Garden Gnome Software. There is still a lot of testing to do, and this is an older version of the site, the newest version is 5x the size. I will be posting it soon.
This is my studio space, modeled in a great program called Blender. It took about 2 weeks to complete this set and was a learning curve for me with modeling and texturing items. I had a lot of fun developing the space part by part, like I was unpacking my room from a move.
This is part of a project for my Nine Club Experience Tour. I won’t go into too much of an explanation for now, I would rather you experience it for yourself. I painted this in PhotoshopCC2017 over several weeks of frustration. The 360 painting function is very sensitive and crashes a lot, even when you save the file, it might have already crashed and is just letting you play for hours albiet the work you have done will not be there when it opens again. Yeah. Fun.
This is a shot from the Nine Club Experience I hope to have posted before soon. More about this when you have the “Experience”. This was built and rendered in Blender.