As a VR painting application launched by Oculus, "Quill" has received a lot of attention since its launch. Recently, in order to let the novice players and even the people based on zero paintings feel the fun of art in this application, Oculus has released a series of tutorial videos, which are included with the application.
Quill was originally developed as an in-house authoring tool for the VR short film "Dear Angelica," which evolved into an art creation application for a wider audience and went on sale with the Oculus Touch.
Although the application of "Quill" has a simple interface and is relatively simple to use, Oculus's new tutorial on YouTube is still available for users to learn. The contents of these four instructional videos include sketching and deleting strokes; moving and zooming around virtual spaces; using and customizing brushes; and how to use layers.
Artistic creation with VR is indeed a new field of art, and I look forward to Oculus in the future to introduce more tutorials for different levels of art creators to enrich the world of art. Oculus's development team also said that when the new version of Quill is more optimized, a new tutorial will be launched.
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