This “Spacewalk” scene was created using some objects generated in a fractal program ( Mandelbulber 3D ). After importing them into Tilt Brush I also added some objects which I created in Google Blocks
“Deep Dream Geisha” A short movie created after a Deep Dream image, edited with some iPhone apps afterwards. Deep Dream CarDeep Dream CarnavalDeep Dream CameleonDeep Dream FungusDeep Dream Skull
Created in Virtual Reality using Tilt Brush and Oculus Medium, by Rein Bijlsma Created in Virtual Reality using Tilt Brush and Oculus Medium, by Rein Bijlsma Detail of my Louvre project, after adding some online filters.
Tilt Brush: Lost in space, created in VR by Rein Bijlsma Tilt Brush: Lost in space, created in VR by Rein Bijlsma Tilt Brush: Lost in space, created in VR by Rein Bijlsma
In this scene I used objects from different scources: a city created in Google #Blocks, a Mandel-brot structure created with MandelBulber, some spherical objects to which I added different textures and the rest was assembled in #TiltBrush
Here’s a large diorama like scene I created in Tilt Brush, inspired by the diorama’s I admired during my childhood, and of course by Vivaldi’s famous “Four Seasons”.
If you own Tilt Brush you can buy this scene for only $ 3.00 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush!
Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Copy the downloaded file into your Users/Documents/Tilt Brush/Sketches-folder and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
The Four Seasons: Japan, recreated in Tilt Brush
The Four Seasons: England, recreated in Tilt Brush
The Four Seasons: England, recreated in Tilt Brush
The Four Seasons: Amsterdam, recreated in Tilt Brush
I’ve been hesitating for a long time if I should create this scene in virtual reality, but after a discussion about this project of Facebook, which raised some pure racist comments and reactions, I decided to continue, because it’s obvious that one has to keep the memory alive of what terrible things have happened during the Holocaust. Virtual reality, being a new and modern way of communication and expression can be used as well to reach a wider, younger audience.
I tried to keep this scene as simple as possible, to focus on the victims which are depicted here.
If you own Tilt Brush, you can download this scene for free using this LINK. Extract the files and place them in your main Tilt Brush directory. Beware: Large file, so a fast computer and an adequate GPU might be necessary
This scene is meant for personal use only. Feel free to contact me for further enquiries.
Here’s my Winterwonderland 2018 project, made in Tilt Brush, Google Blocks, and a little bit of Gravity Sketch. I also used many photo’s and some free models I found on the internet. The scene consists of a main, frozen pond, situated between several caves where you can take a virtual tour at some large religions of the world: Christianity, symbolized by a medieval monastery and elements of the Sagra Familia in Barcelona. Also depicted are the Buddhist religion, inspired buy some Thai temples I visited, ancient Egypt, the Islam and Hinduism, as shown in a Taj Mahal like atmosphere.
You can download this scene for free if you own Tilt Brush, by using this LINK. Be sure to read the included Read me first-file as well.
Beware: Be downloading this scene you agree to use it for personal use only. This scene may not be used for commercial/educational activities and may not be redistributed to third parties without my written permission
If you enjoyed my scene, consider sending a gift to my Pay Pal- account using my e-mailaddres: ReinBijlsma@live.nl
When you visit Oslo, Norway, be sure to visit the Vigeland Park as well. Beautiful statues by Gustav Vigeland, situated in a nice park. I choose this statue and placed somewhere in the mountains of Norway.
I used Oculus Medium to create this. At first I wanted to create an Old Man, but after experimenting with the included filters in Oculus Medium, I decided to rename it to “Goldman”, and here’s the result. Unfortunately the file was too big to upload to Sketchfab.com ( I have a Pro-acoount there, so if someone wants to sponsor me for a Business-account ( €29 per month just let me know )
I created this scene with a rather new VR application called Google Blocks. Appearances mauy differ, depending on the site where you publish them, as you can spot the difference between several instance of the same object.
This version is the original object created in Google Blocks
The Sketchfab-version, with many online filters added, is below:
Both scenes are interactive by using your mouse and can be viewed in VR as well when you use a suitable VR goggles.
A follow up for my VR “Winter Wonderland”- project. When in VR, you can wander around in this summer breeze like scene, enjoy the flowers, enjoy the butterflies, enjoy freedom ( don’t forget to cut the cables of your vr-goggles )
I made this painting after one of my visits to former Nazi concentration camps in Germany, Austria and Poland.
This scene is from the Majdanek Death Camp at the eastern Polish border near the town of Lublin. At least 75000, mainly Jewish prisoners have been murdered here, though other sources estimate the number of victims to 300.000.
I painted this expressing my feelings about what I saw, and I decided to cut away some wires and let some shoes float up into the air, as an expression of hope for the future, though I know there was no hope at all for the victims of these gruesome acts.
The painting I made is now part of the Westerbork Memorial Site collection.
I’ve been hesitating long if I should recreate this painting in virtual reality or not. Most scenes made by VR artists are made for fun, often depicting comic figures, fantasy monsters etc. After all the Tilt Brush program I used to create this is also sold as a game. I cannot describe what I felt standing in front of those piles of thousands shoes, in all kind of sizes and all kind of colours. Words cannot describe it, neither can images or virtual reality. It was an unimagineable reality…
I want to create something different however, so I decided to do this.
The originale Tilt Brush file will be available free for download in march this year, so people with a HTC Vive can experience this themselves.
Here’s a Robot I created with Gravity Sketch. I uploaded the resulting object file to Sketchfab, and took some screenshots. Use the mouse to move around the scene
Take a time travel to the psychedelic era of the late sixties and seventies. Enjoy the flower power, the love and peace and relax while watching these pics and vids.
You can also buy this mesmerizing Tilt Brush file for $2,50 to experience that psychedelic trip yourself, if you have a HTC Vive with Tilt Brush. The link to buy and download this file is at the bottom of this page.
This is a 3D-export to Sketchfab. The result is different from the Tilt Brush file, because background-pictures don’t move using your mouse and pictures included in the original Tilt Brush file are not exported to Sketchfab.
Buy the original “Psychedelic 1” Tilt Brush file for only $ 2.50 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush!
Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Open the downloaded rar-file, read the installation intructions and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
I used Google Tilt Brush to create this large, life size environment, representing some kind of “Christmas Cave” where you can visit several scenes, using your Vive controllers and following the dotted lines and numbers on the “floor”. This Tilt Brush file is for sale for only $ 2.50 . You can buy it using the link at the bottom of this page.
Buy the original “Merry Christmas” Tilt Brush file for only $ 2.50 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush!
Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Open the downloaded zip-file, read the installation intructions and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
This is an old fashioned flower Power Hippie scene. It was part of a co-project I created together with fellow artists Micah James Zayner and Miguelangelo Rosario.
If you are a Tilt Brush user and you want to explore this scene, you can download the tilt-file for a small fee. Link is at the bottom of this post.
Buy the original “The Love Zone” Tilt Brush file for $ 1.50 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush!
Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Copy the downloaded file into your Users/Documents/Tilt Brush/Sketches-folder and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
An impression of a very large, life size scene I created in Virtual Reality using Google’s Tilt Brush.
Buy the original Winter Wonderland Tilt Brush file for $ 25 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush! Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Copy the downloaded file into your Users/Documents/Tilt Brush/Sketches-folder and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
Below is a Sketchfab-version of the centre figure in a life size “interactive” maze, which I created in Google’s Tilt Brush. Adding several filters resluted in this metallish figure, which is different from the one in Tilt Brush ( pictures will be posted tonight ).
Owners of Tilt Brush will find the maze in the Tilt Brush showcase, once they loaded the program, so they can explore it in virtual reality and try to find their way to the centre figure.
Buy the original “Summer is over” Tilt Brush file for $ 2.50 and explore this in Virtual Reality using Google Tilt Brush!
Once the buying process is completed you’ll receive the download link in your email. Copy the downloaded file into your Users/Documents/Tilt Brush/Sketches-folder and you’re ready to Tilt!
This Tilt file may not be distributed or used for commercial purposes. By buying it you agree with these conditions.
