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My Planet
Context:
Going to 2017 GE^2 (link to GE^2 here), I got to use the Vive VR console (link to Vive here) and try out a few things on the app, TiltBrush (link to TiltBrush here).I found a small orb that could be used as a starting point/canvas, and I made the first version of MyPlanet. This was one of my first times in Tilt Brush VR, and I fell in love with the ability to create in 3D space using brushes unattainable in the real world. Later, I made the second version in a few more sessions of TiltBrush, the third version using my laptop's 3D editor, and printed out the fourth version using a 3D printer.
What I've Done
 My Planet, Version 1. I started with a small orb, and focused on the idea of a small inhabited planet. |  V1. The amazing variety of 'paint' tools. (click here for the video) |
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 My Planet V1. It has neon lights! |  V1. It was amazing to paint in all three dimensions. |
 This was made in 3D space, as demonstrated by the moving camera (A Vive headset). (Click here for the link) |  Before leaving, I was able to replicate My Planet for a second time. This was Version 2. Although the video is in far lower quality, click the link for the video. *warning, sound* |
 Version 3 was made on my computer's 3D designer, a functional platform, but it worked when trying to make a decent Version 3 based on memory. |  Close up on the texture, which makes me sad when remembering versions 1 and 2's amazing level of realism replaced by simplistic feel. |
 I tried my best to make this version based on the past versions, but it failed to compare in my mind. |  Version 4 is my first design that was printed out in 3D, and was designed in the same program as V3, but was actually printable |
 Version 5 is a pixel art take of Version 1: the green gray and red spires, the neon trails, and the light trails. |
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