Boris Josz

While the face tracker provided by Spark AR allows us to track a 3D model to the face, it doesn't provide us anything to deform said model according to facial movement. This is where we come in! In this project you'll find a skeleton made of the multiple facial tracking points available on Spark AR. We've exposed them via script for you to bind any 3D model to, and get proper deformation following facial movement!

This pack contains a plethora of useful ressources to get you started on your Spark AR journey! Whether you're looking to learn about segmentation, layering or materials, you should find it here!

A beginner friendly setup to show how to use the Native UI Picker patch within Spark AR

More than lenses, this project gives you 3D realistic iris replacements to allow for more extreme eye effects

A beginner friendly patch setup to understand how gradients work and can be animated

An elaborate musical quizz game in AR, guess the song via emojis and a brief playback.

A collection of several different spark textures for use to exaggerate lighting or with the popular Kira Kira effects

Using both the segmentation feature and the retouching feature can be confusing, this project will show you how to make them work with each other!

3D beard mesh pre-rigged to the relevant Spark AR face landmark point with properly named joints

Audio reactive filter made to celebrate Pride month 2019. Featured as part of Instagram's selection for the event.

This project will take any gallery texture added, properly format it and apply it as the background of the camera feed

A simple filter that mimics the vintage look of old polaroid photos