Sebas Pastor

Hey Exo, I released this edition after a long time of not releasing any. I started reading again last year, and it's changing me. Not just the knowledge I get from reading, but the way my brain works, there's something about new information that's super exciting. So I decided to mint my passion for reading and invest the eth I make into more books 😅 "Knowledge is the new trend" 0.01 Eth Link: @sebvrtist/id/4084846832" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">manifold.xyz/@sebvrtist/id/…

Last week I picked up a couple of 1/1 NFTs. Today I want to explore some editions. Budget: 0.09 ETH. If you have NFT editions available, drop them below 👇 Looking to add more artwork to the collection.

@GrantYun2 buy early charizards & pikachu

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Red Roses

I'm Building a World

@Irfaanz The book is amazing and they're talking wonders about the movie. I'm seeing it soon 👀

Is this movie good?

@Minotaur_Man Appreciate you Paul <3

@Sebvrtist Wonderful!!🙌🔥💙

@nucleo_art Quiet until loud

GM ⚪️ Quiet week, quiet progress.

@Minotaur_Man Your world is amazing Paul <3

I’m Building a World

@adiw_galih only way I know!

@Sebvrtist Colourful 🫶🏻✨

Put more colour in your life

@firelorrdArt @noneednews ty Ian :)

@Sebvrtist @noneednews Beautiful as always bro

@speakingtomato Damn right 🌈

@Sebvrtist always 🫡🫡🫡

@speakingtomato beautiful stuff! 😍

Put more colour in your life

@lesCogumelos Thanks a lot! :)

@Sebvrtist Lovelyy

@Darkfarms1 morning farmss

GM

synthesis

@MarischaBecker Slow art gang 🤍

@Sebvrtist I am with you here, I can't produce fast art anymore because I have to much depth to share in one piece and it takes time to produce another piece with its own depth it needs, slow art gang 🖤🤗 I thought I was the only one who creates the slowest here.

It seems we've entered a dynamic where constantly releasing new work is more effective at reaching people than trying to connect with the message and intention behind the art itself. The reality is that my creative process is relatively slow. I take my time creating my pieces, and that's part of their value. I don't consider altering this process to adapt it to the masses. It's part of why I do this: the satisfaction of seeing a finished piece (even though it's never truly finished). If you're reading this, remember that it's very easy to lose focus on something that has taken dozens of hours of work, doubts, and changes and scroll past it. So, I simply ask you to pause for a moment and think about the next piece you see. Take a moment to reflect, take something away from what you're observing, and then move on.