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Lethal Rabbit
3D Render by mrtauredGenesis 8 Kimora from https://www.renderhub.com/digital-drapery-co
Black Sheep HQ. A refurbished oil rig. Location is Unknown.
Walt spat some dip and fixed his hat. His uniform was still dirty from greasing tank tracks bellow.
"Black Sheep PMC opened its doors and my, my... look what the cat drug in. A lethal Rabbit she says. Mr. Taured himself fetched this one out of the barrel. Not the bottom either. Got captured by a little gang of shit heads a way back and got a little mad. Revenge too, eventually. She went solo until she ran into big boss. He nearly had to kill her crazy ass... Says she's one hellavuh gunslinger. Slings two KZ Betta's like a mad hag from hell. She's quick and agile like a rabbit, I suppose... lot of us are hoping, that... well, ya know... like a rabbit. hahaha."
Walt spat some dip again before his hat was blown off. A noisy gust of helicopter blades whooshed overhead.
On board. The lethal rabbit sat and waited in the back bathed in red interior light. Her radio kicked on.
"Let's make it clean this time, what do ya say?"
Kimora smirked. "Sure. I'll take out all the trash and we'll be back in no time." she said.
"Kimora..." huffed Mr. Taured over the radio.
She giggled.
The Apartment. Night.
A guerilla group of bad apples had taken a rather large apartment complex for themselves as a stronghold. Unsuspecting and heavily armed guards were marching all around the upper floor when suddenly they heard the sweetest cry for help. From where? All at once a few of them that heard hurried to discover the damsel's location. To capture her for special interrogation!
Two unlucky apples kicked open the doors to the last possible room across from each other and were stunned at what they had discovered. A... Lethal Rabbit?
Kimora was standing there as cute as can be in her tactical rabbit suit. She smirked. "Mmmm. What's up a Doc?"
She raised her guns before they could come back down from heaven fast enough and descend even further to hell with a loud bunch of Bangs!
The pilot looked at the copilot. It was Mr.Taured. They were hovering over the complex.
"Why do you let her do this? She's gonna get popped one of these days, ya know?!"
Mr.Taured smirked at the tracers shattering glass below them.
"Death isn't ready for us."
Hahaha. See ya on the next one.
Have a great day!
Black Sheep HQ. A refurbished oil rig. Location is Unknown.
Walt spat some dip and fixed his hat. His uniform was still dirty from greasing tank tracks bellow.
"Black Sheep PMC opened its doors and my, my... look what the cat drug in. A lethal Rabbit she says. Mr. Taured himself fetched this one out of the barrel. Not the bottom either. Got captured by a little gang of shit heads a way back and got a little mad. Revenge too, eventually. She went solo until she ran into big boss. He nearly had to kill her crazy ass... Says she's one hellavuh gunslinger. Slings two KZ Betta's like a mad hag from hell. She's quick and agile like a rabbit, I suppose... lot of us are hoping, that... well, ya know... like a rabbit. hahaha."
Walt spat some dip again before his hat was blown off. A noisy gust of helicopter blades whooshed overhead.
On board. The lethal rabbit sat and waited in the back bathed in red interior light. Her radio kicked on.
"Let's make it clean this time, what do ya say?"
Kimora smirked. "Sure. I'll take out all the trash and we'll be back in no time." she said.
"Kimora..." huffed Mr. Taured over the radio.
She giggled.
The Apartment. Night.
A guerilla group of bad apples had taken a rather large apartment complex for themselves as a stronghold. Unsuspecting and heavily armed guards were marching all around the upper floor when suddenly they heard the sweetest cry for help. From where? All at once a few of them that heard hurried to discover the damsel's location. To capture her for special interrogation!
Two unlucky apples kicked open the doors to the last possible room across from each other and were stunned at what they had discovered. A... Lethal Rabbit?
Kimora was standing there as cute as can be in her tactical rabbit suit. She smirked. "Mmmm. What's up a Doc?"
She raised her guns before they could come back down from heaven fast enough and descend even further to hell with a loud bunch of Bangs!
The pilot looked at the copilot. It was Mr.Taured. They were hovering over the complex.
"Why do you let her do this? She's gonna get popped one of these days, ya know?!"
Mr.Taured smirked at the tracers shattering glass below them.
"Death isn't ready for us."
Hahaha. See ya on the next one.
Have a great day!
Subject: Kimora, Gunslinging Bunny Extraordinaire
Okay hold up - did I just read the script to the next cult-classic action movie or what?? Because Lethal Rabbit needs a film poster, a trailer, and a 10-part Netflix series like... yesterday.
Walt's gritty narration? Chef's kiss. That hat, the dip-spitting, the mystery oil rig - I'm sold. And Kimora? BABY. She is thriving in this fever dream of bullets, helicopters, sass, and bunny suits. I nearly fell out of my chair at "What's up, Doc?" You gave her attitude, agency, and two KZ Betta's like a mad hag from hell?? Say LESS. That line alone deserves a fan club.
Seriously though, thank you for bringing Kimora into such a vivid, wild world. You write with so much flavor, I swear I could hear the rotors and smell the gunpowder. I'm honored you used her, and you've officially made her the poster child for chaos, charm, and mayhem.
Also - "Death isn't ready for us"? Iconic. Mr. Taured and Kimora need matching jackets.
Already hyped for the next saga. And now I need to design a Lethal Rabbit DLC outfit, stat.
With endless admiration,
Deb
Digital Drapery Co.
P.S. What social media do you lurk on? I need to tag you when I post "Lethal Rabbit: Behind the Madness"
Okay hold up - did I just read the script to the next cult-classic action movie or what?? Because Lethal Rabbit needs a film poster, a trailer, and a 10-part Netflix series like... yesterday.
Walt's gritty narration? Chef's kiss. That hat, the dip-spitting, the mystery oil rig - I'm sold. And Kimora? BABY. She is thriving in this fever dream of bullets, helicopters, sass, and bunny suits. I nearly fell out of my chair at "What's up, Doc?" You gave her attitude, agency, and two KZ Betta's like a mad hag from hell?? Say LESS. That line alone deserves a fan club.
Seriously though, thank you for bringing Kimora into such a vivid, wild world. You write with so much flavor, I swear I could hear the rotors and smell the gunpowder. I'm honored you used her, and you've officially made her the poster child for chaos, charm, and mayhem.
Also - "Death isn't ready for us"? Iconic. Mr. Taured and Kimora need matching jackets.
Already hyped for the next saga. And now I need to design a Lethal Rabbit DLC outfit, stat.
With endless admiration,
Deb
Digital Drapery Co.
P.S. What social media do you lurk on? I need to tag you when I post "Lethal Rabbit: Behind the Madness"
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She rose not from softness, but from storm
a rabbit draped in shadowform.
With silver fire in her stride,
and ghostlight humming deep inside.
Where others break, she dances still,
a whisper lost beyond the kill.
And death?
It lingers at her door,
but dares to knock no more.
You, my friend, are not just renderingyou are summoning.
Kimora has never felt more alive.
- Deb
a rabbit draped in shadowform.
With silver fire in her stride,
and ghostlight humming deep inside.
Where others break, she dances still,
a whisper lost beyond the kill.
And death?
It lingers at her door,
but dares to knock no more.
You, my friend, are not just renderingyou are summoning.
Kimora has never felt more alive.
- Deb
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I like the video that shows how you strike the pose. The story is good.
And the camera angle is interesting.
I like how the character looks.
There's something that draws me to the scene, and something else I'm missing. Perhaps a different type of setting? Or the proportions of the photograph?
The idea is good, but personally, I'm missing a lot of details. (The devil is in the details.) For example:
-Position of the secondary character. Due to interaction between the two. His gun isn't aiming.
-Perhaps removing the muzzle flash from the gun on his left arm, as if the bullet had hit the secondary character. Gunshot, blood splattering...
-More light flashes. Shots in a room are usually like small light explosions that bounce off the surroundings.
I repeat, the idea is good, but it lacks details and more realism. In short, I'm writing this because you asked for my opinion. So, I'm being as honest as possible. It's just my opinion. Everyone is free to represent art however they want.
Regards!
And the camera angle is interesting.
I like how the character looks.
There's something that draws me to the scene, and something else I'm missing. Perhaps a different type of setting? Or the proportions of the photograph?
The idea is good, but personally, I'm missing a lot of details. (The devil is in the details.) For example:
-Position of the secondary character. Due to interaction between the two. His gun isn't aiming.
-Perhaps removing the muzzle flash from the gun on his left arm, as if the bullet had hit the secondary character. Gunshot, blood splattering...
-More light flashes. Shots in a room are usually like small light explosions that bounce off the surroundings.
I repeat, the idea is good, but it lacks details and more realism. In short, I'm writing this because you asked for my opinion. So, I'm being as honest as possible. It's just my opinion. Everyone is free to represent art however they want.
Regards!
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mrtaured
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Sun, Apr 13Thank you so much for the feed back. I agree, there are some subtle things lacking that Im slowly getting better at. If you look close. The blood splatter is on his forehead for he was shot before he could aim, for her presence was an unexpected surprise haha. The muzzle flash was what I struggled with a lot so that input is very important. I will work on this indefinitely. Thank you so much!!
mrtaured
Karma: 14,460
Sun, Apr 13Like for example. No flash reflected off the black metal of the lights. Sigh. I totally forgot to make that reflect. It's black with there should be a glare.
Nemmesea
Karma: 12,733
Sun, Apr 13Well, dont worry
Little by little!
We all forget things and we all need to improve. That's the beauty of life and art.
If you feel inside that you're improving with each photo, it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. It will have been worth it!
Little by little!
We all forget things and we all need to improve. That's the beauty of life and art.
If you feel inside that you're improving with each photo, it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. It will have been worth it!
Fantastic work, and your videos are a great resource for us inspiring daz artists (Or me in any case) XD
Looking forward to your next renders
Looking forward to your next renders
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mrtaured
Karma: 14,460
Sun, Apr 13Thank you so much!! I encourage anyone to learn or ask and I will help in any way I can. Anything you see me use or do, if you like it and want to use it or try something similiair, I say go for it and let me know if need any help!!
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