New and nothing new
New and nothing new
I’ve been exploring more of new technology in the past week and a buggy website or app can be quite scary. These things do need that human touch as opposed to leaving it all to automate.
Humans can never be obsolete, at least in the next few years. But no one can really be so sure especially with what happened to the entire world when the pandemic struck. We didn’t expect that.
The Future is Now
Welcome to my second blockchain-related post. Got the chance to interact with the humans behind these beautiful galleries. It’s an interesting creative world. He will be hosting an exhibit of selected artists soon including myself. Something to look forward to. I’ll be sharing more of that once organized. Paid imnotArt featured gallery a visit, I did not see my name and art details loading underneath Dazed in a Labyrinth, but it did have the direct link to Blockchain Art Exchange (BAE) platform where I minted the piece meant for BAE‘s NFT Art Show Japan submission. I like everything with greater substance over other aspects. Somehow my recent direct interactions, as the convo with Artificcz, proved extraordinary interest in Visual Arts. Are you gonna be part of my next blog post? See you then. DROP ME A NOTE Your message & contact info will not be published. *All artworks shown here and on IG are subject to…
Tattoo Dreams
While organizing files, I found this photo of those days when I was only dreaming of having a tattoo.
Process: Dazed in a Labyrinth
Dazed in a Labyrinth When I draw or paint and it doesn’t work out, sometimes I don’t throw away the unfinished work- ideas don’t come handy all the time so I keep whatever fruit I get from any process. I have a lot of these stored files of abandoned works. In my new series, I made use of some of them and created totally fresh pieces. It takes countless hours to finish these artworks. Following up on my April 1st post, here is the process of DAZED IN A LABYRINTH which I started working on last month- I previously posted a WIP preview. Initial snapshots are a bit blurry here since a few of these previous ones were taken with low res lenses. Tools: Sketchbook, Procreate on iPad Mini 5 + iPad Pro 2020 “You were born an original, don’t die a copy.”
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