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I Just Wanted to Post an Image Thread
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Homeworld
Previously on the Chocorabbits Saga:By observing a new, mysterious planet, the Chocorabbits decide to land on it with an expedition that will search for traces of cocoa. But while they are busy with the sampling, our intrepid explorers stumble upon a strange monolith, which turns out to be an astonishing sort of portal to other worlds…
Where will this strange passage lead? How dangerous will it be?
Amazingly, by entering the monolith on the chocolate planet, our heroes reappear… in the Land of the Chocorabbits!
Is the Chocoplanet somehow linked to their home? Maybe even to their origins?
What could the relationship be? A question that remains unanswered, for now.
Being pragmatic, it definitely is a convenient shortcut.
Best wishes for a…
INTRADIMENSIONAL EASTER 2025!
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The Whole saga is here:
The Land of the ChocoRabbits
Carrara 8.5 Pro Render.
No A.I. was bothered asking it to do this as a commission for me.
And now for something completely different, a 2.5K low poly unicorn. Done as a modeling exercise in Blender. Probably could have done it better and faster in 3DSMAX, but I reaaaaaaly want to get better in Blender.
Rendered in Poser with the HDRI map from DS.
Rendered in Poser with the HDRI map from DS.
Mythocentric
Extraordinary
FREDDA. One of my favourite characters and her latest incarnation from Ravenstone. She just gets better and better!
~Daicon IV~
**Made with DawnSE, you can see her on the upper right corner.
My tribute to the legendary "Daicon IV" (1983) opening animation where a girl in bunny suit rides a flying sword with "Twilight" soundtrack by English rock band Electric Light Orchestra. The amusing thing was that it was entirely produced by amateur animators known as Daicon Film - who would later become the infamous studio Gainax (Evangelion, Gunbuster, FLCL, Guren Laggann, Otaku no Video, Nadia). The animation had unusually high production value, making references to countless icons of popular culture - all without legal permission, to include the music track and even the iconic bunny suit.
The animation became a worldwide symbol for Otaku culture, and later inspired the opening sequence for the "Densha Otoko" (2005) Japanese drama - a love letter to Otaku culture and lifestyle. They avoided most of the copyrighted materials, including replacing the bunny suit with shorts and crop top, retaining the bunny years but adapting a triple carrot tail. It is believed this has also used ELO's "Twilight" soundtrack without permission (again), but this time didn't get sued.
Therefore, Daicon IV and Densha Otoko became the staple for Otaku culture worldwide, where both shared the riding bunny girl intro with (stolen) ELO music. LOL
DawnSE 3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.
**Made with DawnSE, you can see her on the upper right corner.
My tribute to the legendary "Daicon IV" (1983) opening animation where a girl in bunny suit rides a flying sword with "Twilight" soundtrack by English rock band Electric Light Orchestra. The amusing thing was that it was entirely produced by amateur animators known as Daicon Film - who would later become the infamous studio Gainax (Evangelion, Gunbuster, FLCL, Guren Laggann, Otaku no Video, Nadia). The animation had unusually high production value, making references to countless icons of popular culture - all without legal permission, to include the music track and even the iconic bunny suit.
The animation became a worldwide symbol for Otaku culture, and later inspired the opening sequence for the "Densha Otoko" (2005) Japanese drama - a love letter to Otaku culture and lifestyle. They avoided most of the copyrighted materials, including replacing the bunny suit with shorts and crop top, retaining the bunny years but adapting a triple carrot tail. It is believed this has also used ELO's "Twilight" soundtrack without permission (again), but this time didn't get sued.
Therefore, Daicon IV and Densha Otoko became the staple for Otaku culture worldwide, where both shared the riding bunny girl intro with (stolen) ELO music. LOL
DawnSE 3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.