Virtual exhibition · 2021
Virtual Vernissage
for Dawson College
Virtual grad show galleries created for Dawson College. The events featured custom exhibition spaces, virtual drinks and cross-platform multiplayer.
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What it is
We bring our painted worlds into real-time engines. A Quill-to-Unity pipeline lets the same art that fills a film become a level you can climb, a room you can meet in, or a message you can hold.
That has produced a mixed reality platformer with hand tracking, a VR messaging app, multiplayer exhibition spaces and realtime scenes that run in a browser.
What we deliver
- Mixed reality and VR games with hand tracking
- Spatial apps for Meta Quest
- Multiplayer virtual spaces and events
- Realtime WebGL for the open web
How it works
- 1
Prototype
A playable slice in the headset within weeks, not months.
- 2
Art into engine
Quill scenes optimised for real-time without losing the painted look.
- 3
Interaction
Hand tracking, controllers, multiplayer and mixed reality passthrough.
- 4
Ship
Store submission, early access and updates on Meta Quest.
Examples
Some things we've made this way.
Mixed reality game · 2025
PondQuest
A mixed reality platformer with hand-tracking gameplay. Take control of a frog.
VR app · 2025
Spatial Mailbox
A new way to connect in VR. Send spatial messages to friends, strangers and pen pals.
Realtime WebGL demo · 2022
Koala Meditation
for Studio Syro R&D
A realtime WebGL meditation scene: a Quill-painted shrine brought into the browser with a Quill-to-Unity pipeline, exploring how the studio's hand-painted worlds can run on the open web.