Think learning 3D is too hard? This video shows how VR sculpting makes it feel like you're literally drawing in the air, helping to break perfectionism and make creating fun again.

MasterpieceVR is a 3D creation tool that’s looking to get an edge on the competition by offering something no other volumetric art program has so far; a multi-user, spectator-friendly, sculpting and ...

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With the next version of Medium, the immersive VR sculpting tool for the Rift, Oculus is giving users exactly what they're asking for. That includes long-awaited features like grid snapping (below), ...

Facebook today announced that Adobe—the company behind industry-leading creative tools like Photoshop, Premiere, and Substance—has acquired Oculus Medium, the company’s VR sculpting tool. Oculus ...

A new update for Medium, the virtual reality sculpting tool, now lets you collaboratively carve out chunks of flesh, metal, and stone alike, as you build virtual creations with your friends. It’s not ...

Adobe is the new home for the Oculus Medium sculpting app, which Facebook originally launched three years ago. The surprising move raises intriguing questions about the ongoing strategies in VR and AR ...

Adobe is purchasing Oculus Medium, which is a 3D virtual reality sculpting tool for creatives that launched in 2015 by the Facebook-owned company. An Oculus blog post outlines that not a lot will ...

Sony's Dreams game is getting full and native PlayStation VR support, allowing gamers to create and play unique levels and designs. Dreams is a transformative game that basically lets you make your ...

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