Moon Maiden Mission - Update Summer 2026
- nicstulting
- Jun 17
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 18
I had thought that I could just keep posting new content to the previous post, for all of 2026, but it was getting a bit full by June this year. It seems that the workflow is getting more efficient, so more content is being produced much faster these days. So, I figured I should start a new post to add to, at this point, considering there will probably be so much more to add this year. It seems silly to repeat anything from the previous post, so I will just try to add newer things here, and assume the previous post is easy to access with the link below.
So, following all of that, I will add newer links here to images and chapters that get completed this summer, until whenever I see a need to create a new post on this website again.
Currently, this project is only adding content to a few places on the internet, although older works may be found on lots more websites and platforms. This is mostly due to various immoral political decisions made by the people who own and control those websites and platforms, as well as some very real differences of opinion about copyright laws that the creator of Moon Maiden Mission has with the owners of many AI tools that are also owned by those same people and corporations. This may limit the reach of the project in terms of viewership, but right and wrong are indeed different. As long as those situations continue, new content for Moon Maiden Mission will only be added here, on Tumblr, on DeviantArt, and on Bluesky, since those three corporations are currently adapting to the world in healthier ways these days than the other larger companies appear to be. If anyone knows any other currently sensible places to post creative content, definitely let me know.
As always, Moon Maiden Mission is not being created for any financial gain, and nothing related to it is for sale in any way, as it is merely a long-term creative project, created solely for the purpose of enjoying creating it over many years. This makes it far easier to focus on the creative project itself, as opposed to wasting any time fixating on any uncreative incentives to tailor the work, workflow, or marketing in any particularly uncreative direction. This really makes things much simpler, which is very good for the creation of Moon Maiden Mission, because all energy involved can be spent either simply creating it or simply sharing some of it on the internet in a few places. That is really plenty to do, all by itself.
Moon Maiden Mission is a digital story being created in Blender by Nicolaas Stulting. Everything was made in Blender from ideas drawn in sketchbooks over many years and sensible conversations with Zarra Valdarr about storytelling and characters. The meshes and rigging for some characters were created with the help of the Manuel Bastioni Lab and MBLab add ons. The trees were created with the help of the Sapling Tree add on. Nicolaas Stulting would prefer to opt out of any AI tool training for absolutely any purpose, as his creative works are his and he is the sole owner of the copyrights. All rights are reserved.
