File:Cutie Keys Welcome.png

DescriptionCutie Keys Welcome.png	English: This inventive open source program lets users type out letters on large keys, using two hand controllers, spelling out words in stylized VR landscapes - a project lead by Max Weisel
Date	3 February 2017
Source	https://www.normalvr.com/blog/an-open-source-keyboard-to-make-your-own/
Author	Max Weisel
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In my efforts to document the digital art industry, I've decided to begin with software engineer/artist Max Weisel, who I've personally reached out to for permission to use screenshots of their work with the intention of updating/populating their Wikipedia page, which has several direct ties to noteworthy aspects of the digital art (music, design, VR, etc.) scene. The software highlighted is free and open source, with the specific screenshots I am using coming from the public, freely accessible blog portion of Normal VR's website, which is a company owned by Max Weisel. As such, Max has agreed to said images being uploaded under the Creative Commons Waver, and if you would like further proof of this agreement, I'd be happy to oblige - thank you!

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