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[[Tilt Brush]] is a [[virtual reality]] sculpting and painting [[tool]] created by [[Skillman & Hackett]]. It won the [[2014 Proto Awards]] for "Best GUI". The studio behind Tilt Brush was acquired by [[Google]] in April, 2015. | [[Tilt Brush]] is a [[virtual reality]] sculpting and painting [[tool]] created by [[Skillman & Hackett]]. It won the [[2014 Proto Awards]] for "Best GUI". The studio behind Tilt Brush was acquired by [[Google]] in April, 2015. | ||
Currently users can create art works on the [[PC]] then view them through the [[Tiltbrush Gallery]] [[app]] on the [[Google Cardboard]]. | |||
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Revision as of 11:53, 29 September 2015
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| Information | |
| Developer | OSkillman & Hackett |
| Platform | Oculus Rift, SteamVR, Google Cardboard, PC |
| Operating System | Android |
| Type | Tool |
| Genre | Sculpting, Painting |
| Game Mode | Single-Player, Multiplayer |
| Website | tiltbrush.com |
Tilt Brush is a virtual reality sculpting and painting tool created by Skillman & Hackett. It won the 2014 Proto Awards for "Best GUI". The studio behind Tilt Brush was acquired by Google in April, 2015.
Currently users can create art works on the PC then view them through the Tiltbrush Gallery app on the Google Cardboard.