Late last year I got a group of kindergarteners to “evolve” some “trilobites”. The end results are pretty astounding, I think, considering they probably had no visual or mental reference of what a trilobite is, and yet they came up with drawings that could conceivably pass for real animals.
Virtual Reality Reviewer recently reviewed my Rift enabled Evolution! game, you can watch it here!
Cymatic Bruce streamed my Evolution! Oculus Rift demo last week, you can see the recording of it here!
My evolution! demo was just officially accepted into the Oculus Share beta! So now people can download it directly from them instead of overwhelming my dropbox!
Rift Arcade did a little writeup about my evolution! Rift project, complete with video!
You can read about it here http://www.theriftarcade.com/explore-an-abstract-animated-world-in-evolution/
Recently got a random Australian guy to stream my game last night. You can check out his recording and listen to his wonderful accent here! Thanks O_Dingo77!
Hey everyone!
Just ‘finished’ an update for my evolution! ‘game’. Within this surreal 3-d world you can walk around and explore a realm of evolved plants and animals that other people drew for me over the years
It has standard FPS controls (W,A,S,D and Space to jump, mouse to look)
PC: https://mega.co.nz/#!cchDwKBS!xM2HsloQUuoX1LH9Mv2QFYl19nPQ9CdAzMY3TWnTUJs
Mac:https://mega.co.nz/#!MBIAWACR!r9JZBkLDxH8O-uk9Ha_jmBZSkWvoBcJyJLmp40_pjUY
Oculus Rift versions:http://www.riftenabled.com/admin/app/282
A while ago I had made an imagined skeleton drawing based off of this kids drawing, and from that, a 3-d model of that skeleton. I had the model 3-d printed and it sat half complete for a little over a year, but even with some slight flaws, it turned out pretty well!
Here was a critter my friend Ruthie Edwards made for me based off of one of the original kids drawings. She chose one of the stranger creatures that had sort of turned itself sideways. Kind of looks like a flounder. Or maybe something that got squashed. Anyway, it made for a neat 3-d fluffy derivation! Thanks Ruthie!
