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@hausbauss @seizzi @adewalemayowa_ @EvergreenDazed @andrea_ciulu 🙏🏼💙

@seizzi Here’s a few of my favorites: @wynjacks @adewalemayowa_ @EvergreenDazed @andrea_ciulu

I would love to discover more artists! Share your (or another artists’) work below!

@hausbauss 💙🙏🏼

NFTs will ascend Greatness will endure.

safehouse (2025) my favorite painting that I've done (somewhat) recently

@hausbauss i will ! waiting for it to be more elaborated :)

@wynjacks No. Dude - post it! 😃

stopped posting my work for so long that im paranoid to post a wip

実感ないね

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@Vierhundertneun 💙💙💙

Echoes by @wynjacks

The diary of neurotic

@hausbauss wise words, wise path !

This drawdown shouldn’t change your conviction in the space at large. Fortunes are made when people get hysterical. It’s on you to keep a cool head and navigate it optimally.

@lewesherriot i agree it’s clever to see it as a challenge so you can learn about yourself even after hundreds of creation, more easy to say of course because i know it’s a frustrating process most of the time but this is what adds matter to an artist over time

@wynjacks As a child i would make 5 pieces of art a day and loved each one. As an adult i struggle to finish a piece monthly because im so hypercritical. I try not to consider it a problem and more a challenge to dissolve and then coagulate the opposites.

the closer we get to the freedom of childlike creative expression, the better the art gets

@schauermannx2 when the ego enters the room with all the questions about recognition, it’s very difficult to understand. there is always this fear of losing « that » feeling that pushes you to create in the first place dilutes with adapting yourself to the expectation of others

@schauermannx2 love to see your take about about the game project, bc most of the time outside of sketching the idea and doing the final touches i find the process so painful and frustrating even though it’s necessary and I think it’s because it adds matter to the body of work 1/2

@schauermannx2 i think you re pointing out the very ambivalence of an artist journey when it comes to look for our essence and a cathartic pain of going a little bit further than yesterday with each creation, might takes years..probably a lifetime

I often think about this. I have ambitious goals that, even though they’re only slightly outside my comfort zone, make me wonder whether this is still that childlike experience. And whether I should leave my comfort zone for a result that will definitely be better than just having fun like a child.