I Decided that I would rebuild an ocean monument floating above the water nearby my base. They look very beautiful above water. As of now it is completely hollow.
I don't rant online but I respect JamieP too much to not talk about this.
How anyone who's even remotely racist can exist in a community or fandom such as this confuses me. In an art form all about self expression and diversity, they appear to just completely ignore literally everything and try to push their nonsensical and hateful outlooks onto whatever they perceive doesn't conform to them. While this is a very small minority in a huge fanbase, they're unfortunately very loud and problematic.
It's very hard to do, but the best course of action really is to remind these fools that they're not welcome here and move on. I hope both Slayr and JamieP are able to move past this quickly and get back to their passions.
Context: JamieP let a rap artist called 'Slayr' sample one of her songs, which led to said artist receiving a bunch of racist comments. Slayr doesn't want to interact with the vocaloid community now and JamieP is rightfully pissed off and is considering not using Teto's vocal synth now.
This is my 3rd attempt at building a LEGO Hatsune Miku figure. I have significantly improved both her appearance, stability, and flexibility. (She's able to stand on one foot with no assistance now).
After some searching I managed to find what I presumed to be who I was looking for, and it says their account was terminated for whatever reason. This was also a huge video too, 100,000 views last year.
Does anyone know what happened or who this person is?
This is a work in progress lyric video/animation, where I'm mixing the intro instrumental of 'Machine Love Extended Melody' with the original.
An improvement on my previous model from a year ago. Heavily inspired by both u/OlePatrick 's Lego V1, and u/SP00FFy 's Lego V2.
I Had to sacrifice some details (Mainly with the legs) due to parts I didn't have, trying to make the model durable enough to not fall apart in my hands, and allowing for as much articulation as I could.