While I can't say if he would like using the program himself I'm sure he would be over joyed that painting is now more accessible to people. A decent canvas costs more then the whole app.

@@josephfrechette9916 My thoughts exactly. We basically have access to a comple, high quality oil painting set for just 20 bucks.

Wow! What a great compliment!

I am inclined to agree, although I think the shadow of the barn was a bit scuffed.

There is also this cool game called real life. It has 1,000 frame per second and you need to take of your vr headset to experience it

You also need to spend hundreds on paint supplies and canvases and the whole setup. Why not just appreciate this amazing tool for what it is?

@@laos85 Was this necessary? No.

@@laos85 You say that whilst clearly playing “being a bellend simulator 2022”

@@laos85 does real life come with unlimited art supplies and a built in youtube player for just 14 quid? no

that is such a cute idea! ❤😭 good luck!!!

The best part about this app is the lack of consequences, you can undo and redo any stroke you make as well as use digital layers

I know this is a year ago but here is a tip for future videos! Just go to settings and click the speed you'd like the video slowed down to ;)

I know right. I post Vermillion paintings all the time and get maybe 200 views. I think I have more paintings on Vermillion than anyone on the internet. I simply don't get it. The tags or how they drive that many views. I have reached the point I get paid to paint and post but have yet to have anything major take off. I'm finding shorts has really helped in the past few weeks so maybe that's the trick. We shall see. kzfaq.info/love/JMgBdlYqUPCoJXu-kG33YQ

I did 2 paints btw ❤

Yes, vermillion does let you export to an image file. It also allows for your painting to be exported as a 3d object that can be opened on software such as blender.

hmm, i'm pretty sure i'm using all default settings! though, this was recorded on july 28th and there have been multiple updates since then that changed paint thickness/brush textures/etc. i spent about 10-15 minutes just blending out the sky around the moon and whatnot. it's hard to tell in the video, but i was cleaning the brush CONSTANTLY while i was blending that part out. that kept me from blending out the lighter color too far, and kept the darker color from overtaking the lighter color. when i did the ground part at 6:10, i used a bit of white on my brush, but i cleaned it off before i went very far down so i could just blend out the lower edge. like before, i cleaned my brush off very frequently and worked from the lighter area to the darker area. if that's giving you too much trouble, you could always try doing it on a different layer! i think vermillion supports four or five layers. i don't do art so i don't think i can give a better explanation than this. 😂 if you need more help, you could ask on the vermillion discord! there are some crazy good artists over there and they're super nice and willing to help!

@@therivermelody aah thank you!! this was very helpfull indeed and i will try it out again later today!. always forget about the layers part.. will tty it next time. love youre videos btw.. very beautiful paintings.

that's thanks to vermillion's spectator cams! the app streams a completely different view than what you're seeing to your desktop, which is what you can record. the default i think was the slow pan from side-to-side, but there's also first person (8:03, 9:36), and a close up view of the brush. the first-person views are the closest to what i was actually seeing while i was painting, though i assume it's stabilized a bit, since VR footage can be really unpleasant to watch without stabilization.

@@therivermelody Thanks a lot! I appreciate you answering my question. It was a mystery to me how you did that.

I don’t see that camera spectator icon on the menu that would give me the spectator view that you mention. How do I get that spectator icon to show up on the menu?

there is only 2 settings

thank you!! the browser is part of vermillion! it comes with some helpful videos and bob ross tutorials already bookmarked. you can also use it to view images copied to your clipboard and/or project them as an overlay on your canvas. c:

@@therivermelody thanks for the deets :)

that's an oculus game, right? it looks really fun!! it kinda reminds me of SuchArt! as much as i love vermillion and the idea behind it, i would love to see something like painting vr on steam.

turn down the mixing in the settings to zero or paint on another layer its on the side options

@@yeeyee2739 thanks I think I understand what to do. Have a nice day ✋

Steam

@@EugeneLychany you completely missed my point

@@willowmorrison8038 steam

Eh... you didn't make a point that anyone could miss?

This was very unclear, my thing was how did you make a painting this amazing

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