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Vincenzi used the Media Commons to create a tutorial showing students the virtual reality world of Tilt Brush before they began using it in the lab. Their time in the lab was limited because of COVID-19 restrictions; the class met twice in small groups, with one session to experiment with Tilt Brush and a second session to complete the dress designs. Vincenzi said the VR program makes the design process more flexible and spontaneous, and allows users to see their creations in different dimensions. “It’s very suitable for the first stage of ideation of a fashion garment. Students can go ar...
Source: illinois.edu