Virtual.ink

Virtual Ink, a real-time light painting software, has launched a new version. The software's development began in 2015 when Eric Pare and Kim Henry were invited to perform at TedX, inspiring the creation of an initial prototype for live light painting. After being utilized by several prominent light painters for live performances, Pare decided a year ago to further invest in the software's development to enhance accessibility and utility, particularly within a videobooth context. The Virtual Ink team, including Eric Pare and Kim Henry, has been creating new content for the software, with plans to expand its artistic applications outdoors this summer, moving beyond studio-based work.

The last days have been filled with fun creating content for our software @virtual.ink 😆😆💥💥 ... thanks Kim for playing with me We're coming up with new version (officially launched today) as a natural evolution of what we've been doing over the past years. This adventure started in 2015 when Kim and I got invited to do a TedX performance. Our idea was to do real-time light-painting and with the team, we've been able to come up with the first embryo within a few weeks. It was kind of sketchy but it worked perfectly. Then it's been used by a few high profile light-painters for live performances, but it's only a year ago that I decided to invest more into this software to make it more accessible and more useful in a videobooth context Over the summer, we're going to bring it outdoors to do something a bit more artistic than what we've been doing in the studio for the past days Let me know what you think, I'd be happy to get your feedback about this kind of technology ♡ _ With @kimhenry.dance and @thexangle team Download @Virtual.ink from www.virtual.ink #lightpainting #realtimelightpainting #videolightpainting #tubetribe #litbyhand #virtualink #montreal #softwaredevelopment #ericpare".

Virtual.ink

Virtual Ink software for real-time light painting launches new version