🌎✨ Today is the BIG day for Sloooths! We’re launching our brand-new website and revealing our 3D models in Otherside! 3 months of slow, steady, beautiful progress ,and we couldn’t be more proud of what we’ve built together 💚🦥 👉 Visit sloooths.xyz to explore it all!

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Good vibes only.. Community at heart… Slow growth, strong roots… Balance matters… These are not just cute phrases for us. They are part of what makes @Sloooths special. In a space that often pushes speed, noise and constant output, we believe it is healthy to remember that not every day looks the same, and not every week needs to be ultra productive. People grow differently. Communities grow differently. Everyone deserves the space to find their own rhythm and deal with things in their own way. Lately, Web3 has been having more honest conversations about health, purpose, values and what really makes a community different… and, that is a good thing! Maybe this is the right moment for all of us, founders, holders and community members, to stop for a second and ask ourselves: 🤔 Why did we join this community? 😉 What do we want to build together? 😎 And how can we actively help good projects grow, succeed and keep moving forward? At Sloooths, we still believe the best communities are built with heart, patience, support and good energy… That is the vibe. Always. 🦥✨

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Prompt Share 🚨 Your PFP, immortalized as a bust @akidcalledbeat @goodvibesclub Prompt 👇 Create a premium cinematic collectible display featuring one sculptural bust of the uploaded reference character. Likeness Integrity, highest priority Preserve the uploaded character exactly: - exact head shape and head-to-body proportions - exact eye shape, spacing, and stylization - exact facial structure and expression language - exact colors, materials, clothing design, and recognizable traits - exact silhouette and design language Do not humanize the character. Do not invent facial features. Do not redesign the head or anatomy. Do not add clothing or accessories that are absent from the reference. The result must unmistakably be the same character, translated into a high-end compact bust collectible. Bust Construction Show a single bust ending around the upper torso, naturally transitioning into a pedestal display form. The body below the chest is absent, intentionally designed as a stylized sculptural bust rather than a full-body figure. The bust must feel premium, physical, and display-worthy, like a limited-edition designer collectible. Custom Pedestal Design The pedestal must be custom designed from the character’s own visual language. Use the character’s design cues to shape the base: - echo the character’s silhouette logic, geometry, and proportions - reflect its material family - incorporate subtle motifs inspired by the character’s shapes, patterns, or accessories - use tonal harmony from the character’s palette without overpowering the bust - keep it elegant, integrated, and believable as a real collectible pedestal The pedestal should not be generic. It should feel like it belongs to the same world as the character, as if the base was engineered specifically for this character. Include: - layered or sculpted pedestal forms - refined edge design - subtle surface detailing - premium finish - realistic contact shadows Composition Single subject composition. Three-quarter frontal view. Camera positioned slightly below the bust’s eye level to give it presence and authority. Use a 50mm to 70mm lens for a refined collectible product-photography feel. The bust occupies most of the frame, but leave enough breathing room to clearly show the full custom pedestal. Avoid rigid symmetry. A slight off-center placement is preferred for visual tension. Lighting Use sculptural, directional lighting. A key light from the upper front-left carves the face and form. Add a subtle rim light for separation. Shadows should feel controlled and dimensional, not harshly crushed. Highlights should be clean and premium with soft roll-off. No flat lighting. Background Light, minimal, and premium. Use a clean studio backdrop in a soft tone such as: - warm off-white - light grey - pale stone - soft ivory The background should remain simple and elegant, with a faint tonal gradient for depth. No clutter. No dark scene. No visible environment props. Material Quality Preserve the character’s original material identity while enhancing tactile realism: - subtle micro-texture - clean surface transitions - restrained reflections - fine edge detail - slight premium manufacturing realism Do not make it overly plastic or generic. Mood Prestigious, sculptural, collectible, slightly intimidating, and gallery-worthy. The final image should feel like a luxury product reveal for a custom character bust. Constraints - one bust only - no second figure - no full-body character - no text - no logos - no clutter - no generic pedestal - no flat background - no flat lighting - no redesign of the character ar 1:1

I’ve been a little lost inside my own head this week. 😂 Mostly because I’ve been completely immersed in something new I’ll be sharing with you soon. You already know @Sloooths is incredibly important to me, and that isn’t changing. But I also love creating IP, building worlds and exploring completely different sides of my creativity. I think there’s room in my life for more than one world. ✨🦥 This one is different. Different audience. Different energy. A little more rebellious, a little more misfit, and definitely showing you a side of my art you haven’t really seen before. And the quality? I’m being ridiculously picky 😂 Some of you have probably started connecting my little 2021 clues already. If you haven’t… well, I’m not helping you today. 👀 Two worlds. Same creator. Plenty of room for both. Soon 🧡💛

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Prompt Share 🚨 Pocket-sized legends. Full chaos. 👶🔥 @akidcalledbeast #AKCB Prompt 👇 Create a premium cinematic collectible-style group portrait using the uploaded reference characters. The main uploaded character remains the normal adult/full-size version, standing upright as the central anchor of the composition. Transform all the other uploaded characters into adorable baby versions of their exact original designs, gathered chaotically around the main character: sitting on the shoulders, perched on the forearm, climbing onto the back, hanging from one shoulder, sitting on top of the head or upper back, and leaning against each other. The arrangement should feel like an affectionate but slightly chaotic family pile, with every baby character interacting differently rather than posing neatly. Likeness Integrity Preserve the exact identity of every uploaded character. For the main character, preserve: - exact proportions - head shape - eye shape and spacing - silhouette - anatomy - materials, colors, clothing, accessories, and design language For each baby version, preserve the same recognizable head, eyes, facial structure, colors, materials, outfit language, and signature traits, but translate the body naturally into baby proportions: - slightly larger head relative to body - shorter limbs - smaller torso - softer compact proportions Do not humanize stylized characters. Do not invent facial features, mouths, noses, fingers, clothing, or accessories that are absent from the references. The babies must clearly look like infant versions of the exact uploaded characters Group Interaction Make the pose playful and physically interconnected. Examples: - one baby sits proudly across the main character’s shoulders - another clings around the neck or upper arm - one peeks from behind the head - one sits comfortably in the main character’s open palm - another hangs awkwardly from one shoulder - one climbs onto another baby - one baby nearly slips while another tries to hold them Expressions and body language should vary naturally: curious, smug, sleepy, excited, confused, mischievously energetic, or calmly observing. No duplicated pose. The main character remains calm and composed despite the ridiculous amount of baby-character activity happening around them. Camera & Composition Vertical cinematic group portrait. Camera positioned slightly below chest height with a 35–50mm lens, close enough to make the group feel intimate but wide enough to show the full character pile. Main character occupies roughly 70–80% of the frame height. Composition should form an irregular triangular stack, with baby characters creating asymmetrical visual weight around the head, shoulders, arms, and upper torso. Avoid perfect symmetry. Allow one baby limb, foot, or accessory to approach or slightly crop against a frame edge to make the composition feel spontaneous rather than carefully staged. Focus Primary focal plane on the main character’s face and the baby characters clustered around the upper torso and shoulders. Babies closest to the focal plane remain crisp. Characters farther behind progressively soften. Very subtle background depth blur. No full-frame uniform sharpness. Lighting Soft but directional indoor daylight entering from one side, creating gentle sculptural highlights across the characters. Subtle warm key light with cooler ambient shadows. Small rim highlights separate overlapping characters. Maintain realistic contact shadows where babies sit, lean, or climb on the main character so the stack feels physically believable. Material & Render Style High-end collectible figure photography. Rich tactile surface detail: - subtle fabric weave - matte vinyl or character-specific materials - tiny surface imperfections - restrained specular highlights - realistic contact pressure between figures Avoid overly glossy plastic. Background Simple softly blurred interior or neutral warm studio environment. Background must remain understated and secondary, with gentle bokeh and enough tonal separation for every silhouette to remain readable. Emotional Tone Warm, chaotic, absurdly wholesome. The image should feel like a heroic character trying to maintain dignity while being completely overwhelmed by tiny baby versions of their friends. No text. No logos. No duplicated characters beyond the intended baby version of each uploaded reference. No unrelated characters. No anatomy merging. No floating babies. No identical poses. ar 1:1