Kingspray Graffiti

Hello Everyone

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I played around with another VR program last night called Kingspray Graffiti. I have to say, it was really relaxing, and really awesome. I plopped a radio down next to me, jammed to some trance music, and messed around with all the different spray-cans.

I just wanted to see how they all worked, but I was so entertained that I finished an entire piece of art. It turned out decent, but now that I have a feel for the different cans, I'll probably do something even more awesome next time I play.

I started out by just spraying an idea for a face onto the wall. I quickly realized that I couldn't reach the top of the wall, and I had to drag a box over and stand on it. I got a sense of vertigo when I first stepped up onto the box, but I ended up getting used to it.

My favorite part about the program so far is how real it feels. You can feel the pea bouncing in the spray can whenever you shake it. It feels like you can actually feel it against your hand through the controller. The paint goes on surfaces realistically, and drips if you put it on too thick.

The movement feels really good, and I love that you can move the lights and objects around in the scene.

I'm not sure how to take screenshots in Oculus, or if you even can, but I'll see if I can figure it out. You use a phone to take a photo of your art, and it saves a couple different versions of it. It also saves a paint only version that simplifies the colors, and shows what paint was applied.

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I think that I'll have to take video of my next project, and do a speed-up of it so that you can see exactly how the painting looks, and how interactable the scenes are.

Until then, here is a video from KingSpray themselves to give you an example.