Hey all, hope it is okay to share this here.

I remember waiting ages for Getting Up as a kid and spending a lot of time on vandalsquad back in the day. I always liked the idea of digital graffiti spaces where people could just paint, hang out, try styles, recognize who was active, meet new ppl around the world and come back later to see how a wall had changed.

That is what I am currently building with PAINTSESSIONS.COM.

Full transparency, I am the creator.

It is a shared 3D graffiti world that runs directly in the browser. You can move around the environment, choose a wall or surface, and paint directly onto it instead of working on a flat canvas. No download is required, and a free account lets you paint and publish your work.

The main world is live and shared, so other artists can paint in the same spaces, work near each other, or gradually add to the same walls over time. This particular clip is from a solo session, so it does not show another artist on screen, but we already had some great collabs going on.

One thing I wanted to preserve is the feeling that the place keeps changing. A wall can continue evolving after you leave, but when a piece or section feels finished, you can capture it as an artwork on your profile. People can then discover it, vote on it, and leave comments outside the live world.

It is still early, and I am not trying to recreate Getting Up. I see it more as a social online art and graffiti space where people can paint, hang out and leave work behind for others to find.

Thought people here might appreciate seeing the direction it is going in. There is a lot more to come.

I would appreciate honest feedback, especially around the spray feel, controls, scale, wall placement, environments, and whether the overall experience feels useful or fun. Blunt criticism is completely welcome. It is still early, and knowing what feels wrong is more helpful than only hearing that the idea looks cool.

PAINTSESSIONS.COM

Told him to bring a razor or knife next time and i'll show him how to fix his caps 🤙

Everyone uses aluminum oxide which just makes people spastically scratch walls, this metal I’m testing on isn’t secured so it was a bit jittery, but I’m telling you glides like butter. Might sell them in nyc if people are interested

I've done some quick chrome pieces before. But I would say that this is the first multiple colour high effort one. wys? :)

Lasted a long time

Here is the 4th version of my board game, where players compete to color the entire board the fastest. The number of players is not limited and all playing fields are compatible with each other.To play, you just need to print the board, get some dice and markers.The rules are simple: you roll the dice and color in the sectors with the numbers that appear.

You can download the board here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wIVyqQ2-AHVzMe9r9GujU9-rSfuypJtZ?usp=sharing

And here is a quick video showing how to play: https://youtu.be/IxR4JpINzfI

What do you guys think? I'd love to hear what I can improve about it.

Wase Marpelkoz - what do you think about it? Lets chaattttttt

really cool for a small town, looks like they didnt get to finish it

SJPD sold me fent