What day is it today?
This is the second day in a row, and it’s a series of headgear that has become my latest obsession.
It’s not “string cheese” but torn cheese that comes out.
March 9th is “Stringable Cheese Day”, established by Snow Brand Megmilk Co. as a play on words, “sakeru (string) cheese sa(3) ku (9)” (string).
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“Honeybee Day” prompt
Create a highly detailed anime-style portrait of a woman wearing a cow headgear, emerging from a giant crack in a cheese.
The woman has long hair with a black undershirt and large, bright red eyes.
She has a very smiling face and pale skin.
She wears a black and white top that reveals her navel over a cow print ripped full body suit.
She wears a cowbell collar around her neck and lots of silver jewelry.
The background is a farm. The lighting is soft and natural, with a light source that appears to be coming from the front of her.
The overall aesthetic is somewhat casual and cute.
I used a slightly impressionistic rendering style to capture the soft texture of the cow print ripped full body suit.
Summary of what day it is today: March 9th
- String Cheese Day: Established based on the action of tearing cheese by Snow Brand Megmilk Co., Ltd., a play on words that sounds like “sa(3) ku(9)”.
- Commemorative Stamp Day: Established on the fact that on this day in 1894, Japan’s first commemorative stamp (commemorating the 25th anniversary of the marriage of Emperor Meiji) was issued.
- Reagent Day: Established by the Japan Reagent Association to commemorate the birthday of Udagawa Yoan, a Dutch scholar from the end of the Edo period who was the first person in Japan to use the word “reagent”.
- Pulse Day: Established by the Japan Stroke Association as a play on words that sounds like “my(3) ku(9)”.
- Millet Day: Established by the Japan Millet Association as a play on words that sounds like “zak(3) koku(9)”.
- Acetic Acid Day: Established by Mizkan Group Headquarters as a play on words that sounds like “sa(3) ku(9) san”.
- Thank You Day: A play on words that sounds like “san(3) kyu(9)” (thank you).
