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For my first lens I went with a fun bunny theme. It was my first time building a lens and it was a great learning experience. I’m happy with how it turned out and looking forward to improving with the next one!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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I wanted to make something different for my 2D submission. I like retro funk, and it really can make creating fun, so I decided to do a distorted 2d creation. It is not doing too much - but just enough to add some 🤬 to your favorite content. I loved making this lens, getting comfortable with system helps in becoming a better creator.

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This is not my first time making a lens but it was just as fun as I remember! One thing I would change is my original plan was to make the music stop when the screen was tapped again but I could not figure out how to do that.

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1. I've made lenes prior but going back to my first one I've always thought it was fun and when i get the finished product its always great.

2. For this lenses i used some tweens and audio as well as behaviors i guess for something like this i would polish up on the animation and some of the movements

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It was very difficult for me in the beginning. Because the video didnt had caption while it was explaining everything. I spent like 1 hr on this, but realized it was so much fun creating this AR lens and it felt really good I was able to create this lens. Yes next time I will try my best to create a better one.

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It was interesting and fun making my first lens. What I'd change is having an updated tutorial that reflects the current Lens Studio version. I was unable to drag and drop the images as in the tutorial. My thinking is that the versions are now very different,

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1. Making my first lens was really interesting. The lens studio software is very responding and it's very easy to use. Can't wait to experiment more with it.

2. Definitely there is room for improvement, but next time I can add more 2 dimensional images to the screen to make it look more cool. I tried to do a simple one for mine because it's my first time and I like Aesthetic things.

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What was it like to make your first AR Lens? It was insightful to navigate through the Lens Studio software. By making my first AR Lens, I explored different features that I can implement in other lenses. I experimented with the face image feature and enjoyed brainstorming another lens idea. How would you make it better for next time? I’m excited and am looking forward to implementing gifs or interactive assets that move to make the lens interactive and more enjoyable for the user.

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I had fun creating my 2D lens, there is a lot of potential to improve the lens and incorporate more interactive elements. It was a good starting point for familiarizing myself with Lens Studio!

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I added coffee cups to my fall crown compared to my initial version of just pumpkins and leaves. I enjoyed this lesson as it was fun to incorporate different elements together! I would like to add more components int he future and event make different crown collages for different holidays/occasions!

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1. Making my first lens was quite interesting, as there's a ton to play around with and more I could improve on.

2. I wish I could add a much cooler style to the lens and make it flashy

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I wanted to get a feel of all the default filters that were given and I think this combination was super cool. and I want to incorporating maybe face meshes

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It was very challenging to create my first Lens. I got the hang of it my playing around with the features. I can make it better next time by watching more tutorials with the materials given to us.

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I am doing better on my lens. Ihave plenty of improvement in me still! I created a hairt filter for this one and want to wqork more with hair filters.

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My friend's birthday is coming

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For tutorial 1 i tracked and rotated 3 different leaves to a head binding.

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1. Creating my first Lens was exciting but challenging, filled with trial and error. I learned a lot about AR design, but I faced some technical issues.

2. For next time, I would Plan better and Enhance interactivity by add more engaging features.

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1. It was pretty exciting

2. I would make it better by adding more effects and features for this.

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It was awesome to create my first lens. The software is really intuitive and enjoyable, reminds me of a young version of myself playing in Blender for the first time. To make it better for next time, I'd employ a more diverse group of assets to give the filter a little more depth, but still maintaining the theme of winning.

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Making my first lens was fun! I was inspired by the flower crow that was a popular filter a couple years ago. I used leaves, pumpkins, and coffee for the crown. I believe this symbolizes fall!

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What was it like to make your first AR Lens?
Creating my first AR Lens was a fun and creative experience! I enjoyed learning how to overlay digital elements like the football helmet onto my face in real time.

How would you make it better for next time?
Next time, I’d focus on adding more interactive elements, such as animations or color customization options, to make the experience even more engaging for users.

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1. It was more complicated than I thought it would be, but it was fun to do

2. Next time, I would like to try making it interactive

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It was really cool to be able to make my first AR lens! I think I would definitely focus on making sure the lens images follow the person's face more accurately.

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It was not as hard to make my first filter as I had initially thought. I found it enjoyable to browse all the available assets and use them to make a lens easily.

Next time I will add more features and maybe animations to the lens.

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It was a little difficult to create but the tutorial video helped me a lot, still much work to go!

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Making this for the first time felt incredibly rewarding. I would love to improve my usage of 3D models and make the physics more realistic

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I created a green nose tracking AR lens. While making it, it was very hard for me to understand and navigate the Lens Studio but I did overcome those technical difficulties. For next time, I will try to add some fun animations!

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It was super fun making this lens! I kept it pretty simple with aviator sunglasses which was cool to see how it fit on my face. Next time I want to explore more interactive elements to make it more engaging.

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Making my first lens was a challenge, but I was thrilled to see the final results. For next time, I would consider recentering some of the elements or playing with other things like color, adding different images, etc

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1. I enjoyed creating my first lens. It was a bit difficult at first trying to figure everything out. But once I was able to practice, it was a lot better.

2. I want to try out new lenses and try to explore some of the other functions. I also want to keep practicing because that will allow me to get used to this application.

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Making my first lens was pretty cool and I'm excited to create more! In the future, I want to make the lens like a GIF so it can be more fun to use.

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My first lens was interesting to create and gave me an idea of how to navigate the lens studio platform.

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Definitely a lot of fun and more intuitive then i thought it would be, want to create more lenses that interact with the environment

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i learned how to add background image and include body segmentation and add post effects

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1. It was very fun learning how to make my first lens.

2. To make it better, I would like to include more interactive features such as the ears moving and a different background.

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1. It was very interesting to learn everything!

2. I want to learn how to add motion to the lens.

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Making my first lens was a bit intimidating, but it was helpful to have resources such as tutorials to help walk me through steps I was confsed on. For next time, I would work more on centering each image and adding unique features to it.

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What was it like to make your first AR Lens?

It was a good and fun experience! It was a bit hard to navigate at first with all the nuances to it. But with the tutorial and other online tutorials, I was able to understand the basics quickly.

How would you make it better for next time?

Next time, I would like to make the lens more unique by maybe adding more creative aspects to it. Since this time, I was more focused on learning and getting the basics down.

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1. A little bit challenging to figure out the face tracking, but still very rewarding to learn about AR elements!

2. I want to make it a bit fancier maybe with a background

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1. Creating my first AR lens was a rewarding experience, as I learned to use Lens Studio to integrate 2D black hearts and bring my creative idea to life in an interactive way.

2. To make it better next time, I would focus on adding interactivity by incorporating touch-based changes, upgrade the design with 3D elements for a more dynamic feel, and include animations and transitions like heart pulsations or glowing effects for a polished finish.

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It was really fun to create my 1st lens! I would like to learn how to make then move

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Making this lens was fun and helped me understan how to use specifc features in Lens Studio. Next time, I would like to add more elements to my lens.

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I struggled a bit with the lenses that used head binding, so I tried out another template and I'm much happier with the results.

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1. It was fun making my first lens!

2. I would improve it by adding more 2d features to it.

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Making this lens was really fun. I am looking forward to making the lens interactive.

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1. It was slightly frustrating since the tutorials were outdated. But by playing around with all the buttons on Lens Studio, I figured out how to create a simple 2D lens.

2. I would add more user interaction with assets that match the theme.

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Creating my first Lens was both exciting and challenging. I enjoyed experimenting with 2D objects in AR, though positioning them took some trial and error. Once I got the hang of it, it was fun to see my designs come to life.

Next time, I’d focus on enhancing interactivity, improving textures, and using better lighting for a more immersive feel. I’d also aim for a more cohesive theme to make the elements connect visually. Overall, it was a great learning experience!

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It was fun to make my first lens! Next time I would like to add something more interactive, like maybe having the user wear a garment or make a choice on the screen.

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Making my first lens is so much fun as I get to use my creativity! I can make it better by making all the elements move with the person's face.

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Making my first lens was fun and insightful. I used the 2D objects template along with a fun, colorful 2D objects pack from the asset library to design the lens. It was exciting to see how simple elements could come together to create something visually engaging. For next time, I would like to enhance the lens by adding facial expressions or triggers that respond to the user's face.

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1. It was fun interacting with different software elements to create my first AR Lens.

2. I would design my own Halloween pack to input into Lens Studio to add uniqueness and more diversity to the final lens.

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It was very fun and rewarding to create my first lens. Feel like I learned a lot from this experience. Next time I would add some animation.

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Making my lenses was so much fun, and I really enjoyed the process.I found making my lenses to be an incredibly enjoyable experience, and I relished every moment of it.

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I really enjoyed making this lens because i brought the prototype that I created to life. Next time I will try implementing new elements like a mask or a flower crown to complete the look of the effect.

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1. I had fun making my first lens, I played around with the assets to get myself used to Lens Studio.

2. To make it better I would like to make it interactive

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1. Making my first AR lens was very interesting and fun, but most importantly it was quite exciting.   2. for the next time i would love to add 3d elements such as 3d objects and more moving parts.

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It was pretty fun and cool to create a snapchat lens.

To make it better for next time, I would like to add more detail and I would like it to be dynamic.

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Making my first lens was a really fun and rewarding experience. I would make next time better by including more features that make the lens unique.

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1. This keeps getting better. My 2D lens is definitely better than the last hour. I am enjoying being creative.

2. I would love to make the physics in the lens better. I want it to look more realistic. The mask I created is not coming out the way I want in the mouth but it can be better

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this was fun. I want to make it more motion sensored

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1. It was so fun and interesting learning how to make my first lens!

2. I think i would try to make it more complicated next time!

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1. it was interesting

2. I would like to learn how to move things on screen next time.

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First lens experience was pretty fun, i think something i would like to add in the future is to add some whiskers, or I'm thinking, maybe this might be too advanced but if i raise my hand(paw) i can get some purring to indicate i am cleaning myself like a cat 

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I'm getting more interested in Lens Studio. I published this lens on Snapchat and received very positive views and plays. I would love to learn more about creating multiple elements for lenses.

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It was fun to make my first lens! To make it even better next time, I would learn how to make the lens interactive with what the user is doing.

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1. It was an interesting experience making this lens of a masquerade, messing with head bindings, different images and different scales, and ending up with this result. 2. I would like to make it more realistic next time, maybe switchiing from 2D to 3D.

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It was very fun to learn how to make my first AR sense since I got to learn how to use Lens Studio and customize my filter. For next time, I would like to make it better by adding a background that can move around.

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Making my first lesson was a new experience. When I first started it, I didn't know what to do. I used the newest version of the Lens Studio software. I am able to follow the template guidelines; however, I still face problems with the software.

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Making my first AR lens was so much fun! I enjoyed playing around with templates, but hope to move away from them in the future. I'm looking forward to exploring interactivity more.

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It was challenging to make my first lens. I decided to keep it fall themed with a large brown leaf as the lens itself. I would make it better for next time by utilizing more of the tools available to us creators.

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1) It was very fun exploring different effects and options!

2) I wanted to try adding music to the lens

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I created maple ears and added a maple leaf covering the mouth for my AR Lens. For next time, I would experiment with animation or interactivity to make the elements more dynamic

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it was fun creating next time I would do 3d one

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I added fox ears, and the lens looks gorgeous. I'm trying to add more features to it.

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1. It was actually so much more fun than I expected making my first AR Lens!

2. To be better next time, I would configure how to expand past the frame to lengthen the size of the crown.

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Making this lens taught me not everything will be perfect the first time and that is okay!!! You will encounter some errors and difficulties along the way but it is our job to find out what went wrong and learn from our mistake. Also since he was using a older version of lens studio on the tutorial video it was a bit hard to follow along since I have the 5.1 version however I managed to figure out the software and where the proper tools are located.

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Making this lens taught me not everything will be perfect the first time and that is okay!!! You will encounter some errors and difficulties along the way but it is our job to find out what went wrong and learn from our mistake. Also since he was using a older version of lens studio on the tutorial video it was a bit hard to follow along since I have the 5.1 version however I managed to figure out the software and where the proper tools are located.

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It was cool making my first lens. I even got the chance to use it on my camera so that’s pretty nice

This give me a general idea of how to tackle the project for a more interactive feel.

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First lens is so interesting. I've tried on my friend's face, it's so fun. Next time I will create a lens can interact with the user

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1) Getting passed the prototype phase, achieving face/forehead binding, and making my first lens was amazing and constructive.

2) Next, I'll make it better for next time by adding user input and interaction. I'll also be adding animated butterflies.

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This was a fun experience. I learned a lot about how to use the lens studio software and it showed me how people can create the lenses on snapchat I have been using for so long. For next time, I can make the lens more engaging by adding more features for the user.

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This is my submission for the tutorial 1. In this 2D lens design, I have added 3 images to the lens. ears, nose, and sunglasses. It is a fun lens design and I enjoyed building it on my own. Cannot wait to apply these skills to my Fall lens. In order to make it better, I would like to work on a different idea and build a lens that tells a story

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1) It took a while to get a hang of lens studio

2) I would play around more and add more customization

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In this design, I created a lens with these glasses. Honestly, when I started I found it hard to get their position right, but after becoming more comfortable with lens studio I found myself being able to understand how to apply the filter better and I was able to create this lens!

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It was so fun! I just played around Lens Studio, and it was challenging too because the new version is different from the one in the tutorial

Definitely could make the graphics better. Can't wait to go to the 2nd tutorial

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It is really cool to play around. The it was difficult for me to getting it done. I will continue to explore it!

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I wanted to make something not featured in the pre-mades -- something autumn themed of course! I really am happy with how these ended up.

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This was fun! I got to fully understand Lens Studio on a deeper level with its functions. I would like to make my lens interactive next time.

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1. Making this lens was a little bit of a learning curve as the video was from a 4.x versin of the software, and I was working on the 5.1 version of lens studio. At first I was lost, but with time and more understanding - I realized the changes and updates made created an overall better ui for devs. The process was fun and it was mindblowing being able to see my work be transferred onto my phone for me to test out.

2. I would make my process better by looking at more current tutorial models or videos on youtube that show a step by step process in a 5.x version. Aside from that, I believe more planning and further development can always create a better product!

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It was a lot of fun to make and to actually be able to try it out ! Next time I would try to add a background that fits the theme.

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1. Making my first Lens was a great learning experience! It was exciting to experiment with all the features, though I did have trouble finding the face editor panel and figuring out how to rotate objects. Overall, I learned a lot along the way.

2. Next time, I'd focus on improving by getting more familiar with the interface. Now that I know where the face editor is and have a better understanding of the tools, I think it would streamline my workflow.

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This was a fun experience creating a mask from the given assets and a photo of my dog! Next time I would add some face triggers.

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Making this lens gave me a feel for the process of creation, and gave me good insights as to what I should do next time. For example, next time I want to be able to change when the particles are activated.

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It was fun making my first lens. I think making my a lens more interactive would make it a better experience for the users.

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It was very interesting and fun to create my first lens. Can't wait to work through the tutorials and make them even better.

For my next lens I want to try creating original assets. Also I want to implement some 3D assets.

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Made a lens where a magic hat would drop when you smile ONLY! Was weird working with Tweens and Behaviors for the first time, and still looking for a better way to activate multiple Tweenimations from a single behavior script. Now looking into hand motions and 3D objects.

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This was fun because it's working up to what I want to do as my final product and it was really cool seeing it work on my device