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    Janus Builds Rigged Avatars in Blender Using Claude

    Post by SkyeSharkie highlights Janus work on Blender avatars for Eidoverse.

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    SkyeSharkie, identified as a 3d artist and tech artist, posted that Janus is doing amazing things in Blender with Claude on avatars intended for Eidoverse. The post expresses admiration for butterfly symbology and kintsugi elements chosen by Mythos, noting these align with themes in the author's own model-based art. The statement establishes what the poster said about the project rather than independent confirmation of the work itself. Visible details focus on the described AI-assisted avatar creation and symbolic choices mentioned in the post.

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    @SkyeSharkieJanus is doing amazing things in blender with Claude on avatars that are being used in Eidoverse! I love the butterfly symbology and the kintsugi that Mythos chose for this, both themes I've been into in my own art with models.

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    @SkyeSharkieJanus is doing amazing things in blender with Claude on avatars that are being used in Eidoverse! I love the butterfly symbology and the kintsugi that Mythos chose for this, both themes I've been into in my own art with models.