Blocks of Lisbon

Blocks of Lisbon - Square format, detailed architectural images from the Portuguese city.

Regiment - The first in the Blocks of Lisbon collection. 
Formational parts of a building caught the strong Lisbon sun creating beautiful patterns in the architecture. 
Lisbon 2017  
Exposure: 1/800 second at f/8  
ISO: 64  
Focal Length: 35mm  
Camera: Nikon D810  
Lens: Zeiss  


Regiment

JessyJeanne

Created with DALL-E using a single prompt.  
This is a free mint. A proof that we all love fries.

Je$$yJeanne loves fries #42/100

Je$$yJeanne loves fries #41/100

Charlesai

This piece of ai art is a commentary on the state of the cryptocurrency market during this winter season. The burning Christmas tree symbolizes the decline of the market, with people gathering around it, representing the sense of concern and intrigue we all currently feel. The use of a neoclassical style adds an element of tradition and history, suggesting that even though the market may be going through a difficult time, it is still a significant part of our contemporary economy. Overall, I wanted to depict the complex relationship between technology, finance, and society.

The State of Crypto Christmas

MONOLITH x FROST

MONOLITH x FROST #23

MONOLITH x FROST #22

MONOLITH x FROST #21

TRANQUILITY REBIRTH

Tranquility: Rebirth

The journey continues.

Rebirth

No Looking Back

Taken in Dumbo following the NFT NYC photo walk over the Brooklyn Bridge on 6/22/22

No Looking Back #6/15

No Looking Back #14/15

Rustles

Inspired by Ukiyo-e woodblock prints of the late Edo period, the piece explores the embodiment of both strength and serenity and invites the viewer to hear the whispers of the sea dragons that reside in the depths of the subconscious. As if they beckon the heroine towards a realm of uncharted marvels, unvoiced musings, and ethereal reveries.

  

Place and date of creation: Athens, 2023
Medium: 3d, AI-assisted textures

twistedthoughts

oomph #2/30

her only crime was to study her lesson well.

Hand made cryptoart possibly digitized clay collection

CryptoClayArt

"The Night Caf (in French "Le Caf de nuit") is an oil painting by Vincent van Gogh in September 1888. It is depicting a cafe in Arles (South of France) that was staying open all night, known for being a refuge for Night prowlers when they had no money to pay for a lodging.

134 years after the masterpiece is reinterpreted by 
@CryptoClayArt  
 upon a commission by the digital art collector 
@jmpailhon  
 during the 2022 bear market for Cryptos and NFTs.