Next month I’m starting to paint flowers so I’m gonna go a bit bigger and start with these really dead background colors. I spent the day today finishing up the loose ends on the NFT drop today, and painted this over the course of a few hours while on zoom. It served as the perfect distraction to what would otherwise be a really stressful day
Abstract imaginary insect
Imaginary ant painting fends off glowing blue staff
Imaginary insect painting
Traditional artists coming to nft space
Did a Twitter space and talked about guiding Traditional artists into the NFT space and what that looks like for solos
https://twitter.com/SolosNFT/status/1508117639113101318?t=EWcRavKArS16KmMNrNaWhQ&s=19
Abstract head portrait 176
Squigglehead portrait
Palindrones music nft
Music nft Palindrones
I’ve been working on an NFT Music collaboration called Palindrones. It’s my first release in quite a long time. I think that Music NFTs could really change the way artists collaborate and sell artwork. Palindrones was created by Ryan Cole, Sam Gittis who created a series of music stems, or loops which were then rearranged in a generative manner. The Visuals were made by myself and Jana Paleckova. And the videos were generated in processing. Palindrones.solos.so
Palindrones are a bit different than other music nft projects in the fact that both the visual and auditory elements are linked. That means that every stem present on the project corresponds to a visual layer. This is a simple way for artists to collaborate on these types of projects and creates a new form of audio visual art. Technically tbey’re videos at the end of the day. Part Music Nft and part Visual.
