Amber Rose Debuts New 3D Character at SXSW [Photos]
Amber Rose continues executed the official launch of her innovative new 3D character created by Zoobe, a leading character voice-messaging app. She celebrated with an Unveiling event at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
Celebrities, industry tastemakers, media elite and SXSW enthusiasts were in attendance to experience Amber’s latest coup: her own 3D character, which creates a whole new social and interactive experience through real-time community engagement. Amber stated,
If you’re a Rosebud, and you’re a fan of mine, then [my new character] is really cool because you’re able to say whatever you want and it comes out of my mouth. It looks so realistic. I’m just excited to see what my fans are going to say and the cool videos they’re going to put out.
Norbert Richard Meinike, Chief Marketing Officer at Zoobe, joined Amber to introduce her 3D character that users can customize with their own voice to create a personalized “MUVA” alter ego and use in their social media and daily messaging communication.
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