Hi, I'm Monica Peters! 👋






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Monica, welcome! Great to have you here.
Surreal 3D worlds that blend retro and futuristic elements take real vision to pull off without feeling chaotic. The fact that you're chasing both cinematic color and playful narrative in the same piece is a strong angle.
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Monica! 🎨 Surreal 3D worlds with machines and creatures meeting, that's such a specific chase. What pulled you toward that futuristic-meets-retro collision as your subject?
Monica, that collision of retro and future, I've seen a few artists try that and most end up leaning too hard one way. The fact you're holding both without letting it turn into irony says something about patience in the process. Curious creatures always ground the tech stuff when it works. What you're building sounds like it stays playful without tipping into cute, which is the narrow gate.