Who?
I am a freelance 3D artist and software developer (he/him) from Augsburg, Germany creating furry 3D art and VR avatars.
During my first internet adventures in 1998, I found the name Kianga (pronounced /kiː'ʌŋgʌ/) in a Swahili dictionary, translated as “burst of sunlight after rain.” It reminded me of the beautiful ending scene from The Lion King, and I chose it as my online nickname. I learned that it’s a female name only after I had used it for almost every online account. It’s nice and short though, and I still like the image.
If you’d like to know more about my personal history and career and don't mind me rambling a bit, I've written a longer post about it. I also have a list of tools that I use for my work and personal life, if you’re curious about that.
Contact
My preferred social media platform is Mastodon, but I also have profiles on Bluesky and other sites. Feel free to follow me there if you’d like to stay in touch!
You can also send me an email, or leave me a note in my anonymous mailbox.
Current status 🙃
- MakingCharr 3D scene
VR accessories - Reading
- Watching
- Planning
Featured Projects
Latest Project
Latest Articles
- Sep 27, 2024
- Sep 11, 2023
- Apr 4, 2023
- Mar 18, 2023
- Jun 26, 2022
Profile Icons
You'll find one of these on most of my social media profiles. They are commissioned artworks for my personal use only; please do not use them without my permission.
Navigating this website
There are four main sections: Pages about specific topics (like my commission info), articles (basically blog posts), creative projects, and mementos (mostly art I have received from friends over the years).
You can also browse all of these by categories (like 3D art, virtual reality, or events), characters (like my charr warrior), or collections (like Charrtober 2021).
If you’re looking for a specific page, try the quick search or the site map.
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You can also subscribe to this website via RSS: There are feeds for the entire website and for each section like articles or 3D art. If you add the URL of any list page to your favorite RSS reader, it should discover the feed automatically.
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