Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
@Salventius uses Meta Quest to creates hand‑drawn, one‑line sculptures, then introduces the items into the real world with 3D printing.
He then shares his creative process live on Instagram Reels and Stories, turning each drawing into a short video.
@Salventius writes: “I so much love how this device allows me to bring the quality of hand drawing to a 3D object! My portraits are created in the moment. I do not plan or sketch out any of them. Part of the fun making these is that they are 'born' while drawn. So for the core portraits I prefer the 'human error' to be used as pure as possible. But for 3D objects in VR it is amazing to use and see what it 'feels' like if they would be life size, or in the intentional surroundings.”
@Salventius uses Meta Quest to creates hand‑drawn, one‑line sculptures, then introduces the items into the real world with 3D printing.
He then shares his creative process live on Instagram Reels and Stories, turning each drawing into a short video.
@Salventius writes: “I so much love how this device allows me to bring the quality of hand drawing to a 3D object! My portraits are created in the moment. I do not plan or sketch out any of them. Part of the fun making these is that they are 'born' while drawn. So for the core portraits I prefer the 'human error' to be used as pure as possible. But for 3D objects in VR it is amazing to use and see what it 'feels' like if they would be life size, or in the intentional surroundings.”
