Spotting the distinctive signature of brassica vegetables in the atmosphere of a nearby planet, the Lunarbunnies land and discover a startling ecosystem that has evolved entirely from the leafy vegetable. Their arrival didn't go unnoticed. Are they about to make some new friends?
About the art: Crafted from 8 layers of digital assets developed with image synthesis tools. Each element was cut, corrected, and arranged into a balanced composition, then colour graded to bring everything together. To finish, a subtle vignette was added to bring focus on the characters.
Why "Lunarbunnies"? These spacefaring rabbits are based on a little game I created for fun while learning to code over three decades ago. It's also a pseudonym I've used over the years, and still do.
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Back in the '90s, I created a jetpac-style game featuring some rabbit space cadets. It was just for fun while learning to code. You know that bunnies multiply fast, so they didn't stop, or even start there.
I was also born in the year of the rabbit, and I chose Bunnyman as my 'coder name' in the '90s. All the Commodore Amiga demoscene coders had pseudonyms. The demoscene was a hotbed of creative coding and art not unlike what I'm seeing today with the NFT art community. In recent years (okay the last couple of decades) I've been going by Lunarbunny and Lunarbunnies on social media.
Bunnies, bunnies, it must be Lunarbunnies!
Lunarbunnies and the cabbage planet
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Spotting the distinctive signature of brassica vegetables in the atmosphere of a nearby planet, the Lunarbunnies land and discover a startling ecosystem that has evolved entirely from the leafy vegetable. Their arrival didn't go unnoticed. Are they about to make some new friends?
About the art: Crafted from 8 layers of digital assets developed with image synthesis tools. Each element was cut, corrected, and arranged into a balanced composition, then colour graded to bring everything together. To finish, a subtle vignette was added to bring focus on the characters.
Why "Lunarbunnies"? These spacefaring rabbits are based on a little game I created for fun while learning to code over three decades ago. It's also a pseudonym I've used over the years, and still do.
JPEG format @ 4096 x 3072 pixels.
Back in the '90s, I created a jetpac-style game featuring some rabbit space cadets. It was just for fun while learning to code. You know that bunnies multiply fast, so they didn't stop, or even start there.
I was also born in the year of the rabbit, and I chose Bunnyman as my 'coder name' in the '90s. All the Commodore Amiga demoscene coders had pseudonyms. The demoscene was a hotbed of creative coding and art not unlike what I'm seeing today with the NFT art community. In recent years (okay the last couple of decades) I've been going by Lunarbunny and Lunarbunnies on social media.
Bunnies, bunnies, it must be Lunarbunnies!