The Insight team used Mental Canvas to take readers through an interactive crime scene, illustrated by Veronica Lawlor. Viewers can walk through the clues in the room to solve the mystery (murder vs suicide).
This piece was a front page article for the Sunday Times, you can find the full length article here.
The King Feature’s syndicated cartoon Rhymes with Orange teamed up with Mental Canvas to create an entirely new form of comic! Viewers can jump in and explore an art gallery full of jokes and hidden surprises.
You can explore the comic here.
The New York Times Graphics Department used Mental Canvas to tell the story of how the U.S. Senate chambers were transformed for the impeachment trial.
Check out the article in the New York Times Politics section.
Cosmopolitan Magazine used the Mental Canvas Authoring Suite to create a playful scene; viewers can interact with and tour the scene via the Mental Canvas Web Player. The experience was featured on the home page of Cosmopolitan.com and is included with a long-format article.
Cosmopolitan magazine gave their photoshoot content new depth using Mental Canvas for their interview with actress Madeline Brewer. This video was the header banner on their homepage and was also used in their Instagram and Twitter posts. You can find the full article here.
Harper's Bazaar used Mental Canvas to give a new perspective on Paris Fashion Week street style. This video was the header banner on their homepage and was also used on social media. You can see the animation in the article here.
The New York Times Graphics Department used Mental Canvas to look at two plays in last night's Superbowl Game between the Rams and the Patriots.
Check out the article in the New York Times sports section.
We are honored to have been named a winner in the first Microsoft M12 Ventures Female Founders Competition. Alongside Greta Cutulenco of Acerta Analytics, M12 and partners EQT Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank chose to recognize our founder and Chief Scientist Julie Dorsey for her innovative work with Mental Canvas. As one of the winning companies, Mental Canvas will be joining the M12 portfolio with a venture investment of $2 million. The results of the competition were announced this morning by Peggy Johnson, EVP of Business Development at Microsoft, on an official Microsoft blog post. The ...
Mental Canvas in the news once again! In Sunday's edition of the New York Times, you might have seen some Mental Canvas sketches mixed into Michael Kimmelman's examination of the changes the National Tennis Center has gone through over the years. Videos of the sketched flythroughs allow you to tour the spaces of the different stadiums - we especially like the view from the seats of Ashe.
The article appeared on the front page of Sunday's digital edition with an accompanying Mental Canvas video.
Check out the article in the New York Times sports section.
Mental Canvas in the news! Graphics created with Mental Canvas were featured in today's New York Times digital edition. In the story, you can see the amazing World Cup goals by Ronaldo and Kroos from a new perspective.
Check out the article in the New York Times sports section.
Recently, the Mental Canvas team helped to create a spatial sketch for the website of the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale (Tsai CITY). Yale also did a quick Q and A with our founder, Julie Dorsey.
Check out the drawing and the interview on CITY's website here.
Have you ever wanted to interact with the Mental Canvas content you've seen on our webpage yourself? The Mental Canvas Player allows you to view and explore a drawing like you never could before. Immerse yourself in hand-drawn three-dimensional content that brings artists' sketches to life. Explore the world the artist imagined by playing an animation, or by moving around the scene and discovering compelling moments and ideas for yourself. You never know what could be waiting around a corner to surprise you.
All content in the Mental Canvas Player was created exclusively using the Mental Canvas authoring system. ...
“Mental Canvas pushes the boundaries of sketch, bringing an element of exploration that’s just not possible with pen and paper. This is a great example of hardware and software coming together to harness pen, touch and the new Surface Dial to help architects, designers and engineers bring their ideas to life in a more natural and personal way.” —Panos Panay, corporate vice president of devices at Microsoft
Transformative Drawing Software Lets Architects, Designers, Creatives, Illustrators and Scientists Sketch Visual Ideas in 3D; Launching on Microsoft Surface Devices in Late 2016
NEW YORK — Oct. 26, 2016 — Mental Canvas today unveiled a new graphic and media design system that pushes the boundaries of sketch beyond the constraints of pencil and paper. Mental Canvas allows creators to illustrate ideas and depict design concepts freely in virtual space without sacrificing the individuality of the artist’s style. Today, Mental Canvas released a Player app in the Windows Store that allows people to explore spatial drawings created using the Mental Canvas ...
We are pleased to announce that our app, The Other Side in 3D, will be hitting the App Store on August 13, 2015! The Other Side in 3D is the first example of our new graphical media that preserves the artist’s hand while offering expansive 3D capabilities.
For more information, see The Other Side's product page.