Ducktail Driver Club - The Night Club

Ducktail Driver Club - The Night Club #19

m0stly hum4n

ENCORE! 

BOTD x BOUBOY (2023) ... The COLLABOR8 final edition! 

Still Lives

Still Lives
a moment captured through a window...

PHOTOGRAPHY // 0xMicks 

PNG - 2581 x 3872 PIXELS - 36MB 


Melancholia

As I take one last drag of my cigarette, I can"t help but think about all the moments in life that led me to this very spot. The ups and downs, the joys and sorrows, the victories and defeats. It"s funny how it all seems so insignificant now.

As I extinguish my cigarette and take one last breath, I realize that despite all the mistakes and regrets, I am grateful for the life I have lived. And as I slip away, I hope those I leave behind know how much they meant to me and how much I loved them.

Farewell, world. It"s been a wild ride.


Artwork Name: The Last Cigarette  
Collection: Melancholia  
Resolution: 300dpi  
Dimensions: 5000x5833 pixel  

The Last Cigarette #9/10

B3RT (Tribute To KAWS)

No Sesame Street collection is complete without the homie B3RT. Available as an open edition for a limited time. 

Pice De Rsistance (GOLD EDITION)

Pice De Rsistance (GOLD EDITION) #5

Pice De Rsistance (GOLD EDITION) #3

Pice De Rsistance (GOLD EDITION) #2

Pice De Rsistance (GOLD EDITION) #1

Toy Car - F40

As a petrol head, who didn"t dream of driving or even owning this iconic supercar from the 80s? Probably one of the most attractive Ferrari ever built: the F40.  

Now you can own one as a NFT in your collection and even show it on your wall at home.

Genesis Piece of Toy Car Editions

Dimension: 4000x4000

BOTD

The Compressionists

"Endless Summer"

"Nothing But Net"

The Hadoken () often referred to as "fireball"

 ... street art from Valle De Bravo, Mexico. 

BOTD 100% On-Chain (2024)

STREET FIGHTER

We all have vices.  

the beach, basketball, and ETH! 

FULL ON CHAIN 1/1

VICETH

Piranha Chain

East River Symphony

In our contemporary world, were always running from one thing to the next; rarely present or mindful of our experiences. So often we let ourselves become distracted by others" possessions and we lose sight of the small things that we only appreciate when theyre gone. But in this moment, while I was taking this picture, a feeling of genuine appreciation for what I have came over me. I was present in the passing moments along the East River beneath the Manhattan Bridge on a beautiful sunrise. In these moments we remember why we do what we do; why were here. 