Yeah, I was planning on holding off a bit longer for fear of that and I was loathe to give money to Facebook, but this is what I wanted the instant I tried Tilt Brush and realized the creative potential of one-to-one 3d input.

Had a go at something inorganic, obviously not so well suited, but could be improved by increasing resolution.

Have you tested double precision yet?
I think it's quite reasonable to expect the users of 3D graphics software have halfway recent/decent GPU.

Yes, when it's laying against the flank.
It flips the right way around once the animation starts.

The link to the site on the KS page is broken.

It looks and feels (clunkiness-wise) like MS Paint.

I you aren't going to do anything new then you really need to at least do the basics well.

• Canvas navigation is terrible. Couldn't find any way to mouse pan. No way to zoom with mouse wheel.
• Couldn't find any way to modelessly colour pick.
• Freehand stroke terminates if cursor leaves canvas.
• Interface is not at all discoverable. No labels or tooltips, most icons are unfamiliar.
• Default webpage events not prevented. RMB opens context menu. Ctrl+Wheel does page zoom.