Microsoft released Build 14959 to Windows Insider Fast Ring participants on Thursday. It arrives alongside the new Paint 3D preview in the Windows Store.

Microsoft's Paint moves beyond its 2D roots with Paint3D preview, an app that makes 3D content creation relatively intuitive, clever, and even fun.

Coming to Windows 10, Paint 3D has been overhauled from the basic, rudimentary drawing tool to an application supporting stylus and touch input, and capable of quick, easy 3D object creation.

Microsoft has updated its Paint 3D app, adding a bunch of new tools and improvements to the app, including magic select enhancements and new drawing tools, and making it easier to use.

Microsoft's Remix3D repository of 3D art will be shut off tomorrow, leaving Windows 10's Paint 3D users without any access to the 3D models they created.

Paint 3D was a surprise. Even longtime Microsoft watchers had no idea the company was working on a 3D spin on Paint, and it seemed like a left-field choice for most consumers. But after diving ...

With Paint 3D, Microsoft wants to democratize 3-D creation. The way the company sees it, we live in a 3-D world, and our creative output should reflect that.