Miura, what was the first car you ever put fender flares on, and where did you first get inspired to use fender flares in your designs? Using glue or molding FRP parts to the car carries a lot more risk. KM: The look of the design is big part of it, but at the same time having rivets actually has a purpose to keep the panels mounted. What is the reason you choose a riveted style body kit versus a hidden mounting style body panels? Is that choice driven by utility or an aspect of art and design? KM: I usually begin with hand-drawn sketches before I use CAD to get an idea of how I want to start the design. We know you use CAD for your designs, but do you ever sketch or sculpt your designs by hand at any point in the process? KM: I have no degree, and I didn’t really learn from anyone. Where did you learn Rhino ? Do you have any sort of college degree in engineering or design? KM: The looks is the most important part to me, but a bigger challenge is making a design that fits properly and matches with the car. Designing the kit itself is not hard, but to make it match with the car is the hardest part.Īre you thinking more form or function with your kits? Do you seek to improve car performance at all or is it just an aesthetic? I have to look at the car before I design the kit. I like punk, ska and reggae and a whole lot of other music from that era.ĭoes the car’s shape influence what you have in mind for the aero kit?

KM: There’s no specific person I look at, but I get a lot of inspiration from the design of kyusha (classic cars).ĭo you listen to music when designing your kits? If so, what kind of music? Who and/or where do you look for your inspiration when designing? KM: I can’t even remember where the name came from, actually. Where did the name ‘Rocket Bunny’ come from? When you were growing up, what did you want to become? Like a lot of designers, he’s not a man of many words, but through the interview we learned about everything from bosozoku cars to a secret design for a vintage Ferrari. After sitting down with Miura-san in Long Beach, we were able to get some rather interesting answers out of him. This will allow our community members and external users can rely on a strong infrastructure to buy, sell, swap and pool tokens.Not long ago we asked you guys to submit some questions to Rocket Bunny creator and aero kit superstar Kei Miura. In addition, we are developing a Rocket Bunny DEX for our Token and any other smaller Rocket Bunny themed tokens that are whitelisted by community partners.

The Rocket Bunny game also allows Rocket Bunny holders to interact with other users and showcase their Rocket Bunny NFT's in the Metaverse that is being built around this P2E Game & NFT PFP Collection The Rocket Bunny team is developing a NFT PFP collection along with a P2E Metaverse game that focusses on Rocket Bunny in an easy to play fun gaming environment - an innovative idea that is used to help people in need where users can take ‘Pump’ their own Rocket Bunny character from the NFT collection and earn Rocket Bunny tokens as a reward for playing the game. Rocket Bunny is a DeFi project that launched right after Elon Musk tweeted a famous text only logo of a Bunny with a Rocket Emoji in the name, hence the name “Rocket Bunny”

Warlike bunny on a rocket