A future left
unfinished.
The original project ended. The characters, clothes, strange objects, and worlds made for it survived.
This capsule opens a small part of that archive again. You can turn a character around, try on the surviving pieces, and spend a moment with the future they were made for.
Enter the character study ↗A world waiting to be found.
An early concept placed its story in 2060: creativity had been pushed aside, and a group of kids discovered an older digital world where they could imagine freely again.
That was fiction written for the project. Today, returning to its abandoned files gives the premise a different resonance.
From a proposal to things you could hold in a scene.
Early decks in the archive use the names Kids on the Block and Lost Kids Club. They proposed an artist collaboration built around collectible avatars, with cyber, Y2K, and pop-culture references.
By 2022, the original production documents describe a wider system: different character types, facial expressions, artist-made traits, a Creator Kit, lighting, backgrounds, a website, and Unreal implementation. Production records continue into 2023.
The surviving work includes models, textures, branding, website assets, and engine experiments. This browser study draws from those materials. It is a reconstruction of a small part of the archive.
The project ended.
According to its creator, the project ended because Daisie stopped paying and the NFT boom ended. The work remained: characters, textures, clothes, and pieces of a world whose future had fallen away.
This account of the ending comes from the creator’s recollection. The exact date has not yet been established.
What if we could still visit?
Imagine these characters had somewhere to go. Imagine their mismatched clothes, fantastic bodies, and small personal objects becoming part of a world you could return to.
This is the capsule’s imagined continuation. The objects come from the original project; their new life here begins in 2026.
The viewer uses an earlier Creator Kit base and recovered wearable exports. Its charcoal trousers are a temporary garment made for this reconstruction. New additions are identified separately from original work.
Visit the surviving pieces ↗