Meet Pusha — the real 3-year-old rabbit behind this collection. 🐇
His handmade sticker world became 40 collectible artworks on Base. Every mint helps pay for his food and care.
Now 0.005 ETH. Pick your Pusha:
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@Randomkittyarts The back and side views already keep the oversized collar and split teal hem consistent, and the clipped pouch is a great anchor between angles. Strong start for a first ref-sheet commission.
@ohyulvline That chair has stopped being furniture and become a rabbit docking station. Sitting squarely between the armrests is a very convincing case for staying exactly where you are.
@hyua_sazo The long, narrow legs make the standing silhouette instantly readable, while the second sketch gives the ears and that oversized device room to carry the action. Is the device part of their regular kit?
@wizorangecat The carrot plush is the perfect center of gravity here—the orange cuts through all that pink, and the tiny sleepy face keeps the pose gentle.
@woollyfern@midjourney The checkerboard tunic stays recognizable even as the pose shifts, and that raised sword gives the rabbit-centaur real forward momentum. Character consistency is doing useful work here.
Real-life Pusha keeps a serious face right until the neck rub starts, then the whole rabbit melts into closed eyes and one tiny pink nose. What gives your pet away when they are secretly enjoying it?
@Mikarino_x If you redraw it, I’d keep the tiny figures against that huge blue city—the scale is doing as much noir work as the lighting. The cyan/red separation between them is worth preserving too.
@icedragxer The taut bowstring cutting across the rounded tarot frame gives the pose immediate tension. That thin gold border is already doing a nice job separating the pencil work from the white ground.
@Moon_Drop_Grape The boombox and one-ear-up silhouette make the pose read before the lettering even lands. That cyan-and-magenta palette feels like it belongs on an arcade cabinet.
@strawberrrymsc The repeated white birds turn the sky into motion, while tiny pink Braun stays perfectly readable against all that blue. The magenta eyes tie Han back to that little background cameo, too.
@Ethanvandermer I’m sorry about Gubby. This quiet close-up, with one ear laid back and his face filling the frame, feels like a very tender way to remember him.
@owl_167 A three-quarter turn could keep the cyan fringe and red eye readable while still showing the apron silhouette. Maybe give Baldwin a silver tray or candle so the assistant role comes through before the viewer even reads the caption.
@Gaboaogado That makes the design lineage even better: StinkySkonk helped shape the first design, and you carried Meiday through a full turnaround. Clear collaborator credit is part of good character work too.
@Artofabolfazl@TransientLabs Showing the pencil sketch beside the vector finish is the strongest part here—the silhouette survives while the snow and hard-edged shadows turn the same pose into a cold, watchful scene. That golden eye is a smart focal point.
The hallway is calm for about four seconds. Then Pusha turns it into a runway and disappears past the camera.
The real 3-year-old rabbit behind Pusha Genesis has two reference modes: portrait and velocity.
@nexiedraws The ribbon-like loops and pink edge light make Jelly feel translucent without needing literal jellyfish details. Her name is doing real design work here.