Lens Studio Tutorial Series (Part 1) - Make your first beauty filter

[@jclg3743]

I just found your a-frame tutorials and are great, are you planning to keep that series going? Great work, I’m not sure if you have a paid version or how to support to keep those tutorials coming

[@clarecreate]

@@jclg3743 Nawwh thanks so much!! Comments like this always gives me motivation. I do want to continue making AR tutorials in the future though web design /development is my primary focus right now (working on some videos atm!) but you just gave me an idea to start a mailing list so I can notify people when I’ve released a new AR video! 💜 I’ll comment the link back here when I’ve got it up and running x

[@jclg3743]

@ all the best!!, looking forward for both tutorials, let’s get that mailing list ready, don’t forget to reply :) god speed

[@doesnt_matter-w6e]

can you show how you did it in photoshop

[@mediaplayer7891]

Do you do any online VR Tutorial? I mean online with VR so It's will be more better to learn and to ask to understand more?

[@clarecreate]

Thanks for asking! But not yet, since I have a couple of other things I’d like to focus on first - But possibly in the future ☺️ out of curiosity, what other topics are you interested in knowing?

[@mediaplayer7891]

@@clarecreate Thank you for your reply. I would like to create a full character that can interact with and without the use of hands. Additionally, I want to implement some physics constraints, such as preventing the character's body from moving outside the room. As I am not a native English speaker, an online Workrooms course would be greatly appreciated.

[@metatrontf]

You know the existing Neon Devil filter that you can use in Snap Camera (for real-time webcam)? It's so good, I want to use it, but I want to remove the horns. Is there any way to do that? If not, then is there a way to recreate it without the horns?

[@clarecreate]

Hi!! There are a few of Neon Devil filters but if it's the one I think you're talking about, the filter without horns is just a makeup filter. You can either attempt to reproduce it by making the assets from scratch oorrr what I like to do is buy a template from etsy, learn from it and then tweak it to make it my own :) This one looks kinda close imo: www.etsy.com/au/listing/1732094974/snapchat-summer-filter

[@ChrisRodriguez9694]

Very nice tutorial! I've always been curious about using lens studio, but basically nobody uses snapchat in my country :(

[@clarecreate]

Thanks so much ❤️ and Hahaa nobody really uses Snapchat in my part of the world either 😂🪦But now you can publish your Snapchat filters as a website link so people can use your filter without downloading Snapchat. IMO lens studio is the best AR building platform. If they plan on making their webAR feature a permanent thing, then learning lens studio is definitely the way to go

[@ChrisRodriguez9694]

@@clarecreate Oh wow, I didn't know that! It would be awesome since spark AR seems to be getting worse everyday hehe. Thanks for your answer, really useful and now I will happily follow you tutorial series!

[@clarecreate]

​@@ChrisRodriguez9694 I totally agree with the sparkAR comment. but I guess they don't need to try as hard since they got everyone using instagram 🙃 and thanks so much for the follow 😍 Lens studio is a bit of a beast so I'll do my best to make it easy to learn. btw here's more info about the webAR lenses: docs.snap.com/lens-studio/4.55.1/references/guides/distributing/hosted-webar-lens

[@ChrisRodriguez9694]

@@clarecreate Thanks Clare! Following you for some years now haha when I was learning A-frame, great to have you back with new content 🤗

[@clarecreate]

@@ChrisRodriguez9694 oh my god thank you for being there the whole time ♥

[@sterinsaji3240]

❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@clarecreate]

Thanks for watching 💖💖