iCAN

This is a digital collectible with "Chrome glitch wings" as Wings

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CryptoSkulls are made up of 10,000 collectible ERC-721 Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) stored on the Ethereum Blockchain. CryptoSkulls first launched in 2019 and it is widely believed CryptoSkulls was the second ever 10,000 supply profile picture (pfp) collection to launch following CryptoPunks, as a result CryptoSkulls are commonly referred to as a 'Historical' collectible throughout the web3 community.

CryptoSkulls

Every CryptoSkull is unique. UNIQUENESS INDEX shows total rareness of all image features. CryptoSkulls with rarer features have less UNIQUENESS INDEX.

CryptoSkull #9640

CryptoSkull #9332

HUG Visionaries

"Benevolence of Capitalism is an artwork that serves as a commentary on capitalism and the relentless pursuit of success. As creatives, we often find ourselves caught up in the demands of capitalism, where the pressure to market our work, network, and compete with other artists can be overwhelming. "Benevolence of Capitalism" seeks to illuminate this experience from my perspectivethe journey of a creative, striving and dedicating immense effort, hoping that one day capitalism will bestow its blessings upon me. It explores the complex relationship between creativity and the capitalist system, raising questions about its impact on artists and the pursuit of artistic fulfillment.

Benevolence of Capitalism

Stage of Hidden Identities

In the realm of hidden faces, masks unfold,
A tale of mysteries, yet to be told.
Character"s shifting, identities bloom,
A captivating journey, a world in costume.

Behind each mask, a story to reveal,
Secrets of the heart, emotions concealed.
The dance of personas, a mesmerizing quest,
"In the Secret Identity Scene," where intrigue"s at its best.

3000x4000 px
300dpi
Digitally Hand Drawn on Procreate

''You, Me and Me''

Today"s contemporary world is a crazy place
No one is satisfied... 
A man who doesn"t want to hear or watch?
He doesn"t even know if he wants to exist or not?!
A useless presence...
Women also are fighting in another corner. 
They have everything and nothing...
A pointless Fight only for the Hot Potato? 
I don"t know anymore...

Digital painting 
4000x 2957 px

""You, Me and Me""

Black Rose

Tell me  
Why do you think of death 
As if it is in the distant future?  
You do not know death is parallel,  
Running beside you as you pace,  
Ready to swamp your last breath  
To suffocate your touch,  
To hold your tears,  
To embody your thoughts into abyss.  
Why do you not think 
It can take your best intentions?  
The ones you hold so dearly, 
Like a shield from the light.  
Oh, how you walk so mighty,  
With your colour for life and folds of emotion.  
How you feel every physical touch,  
A wisp of air beneath your skin,  
A cold stroke of innocence.  
And you take it all  
As if it were yours,  
As if you are in control  
Of what is pacing beside you.  
You are so distant from this point;  
You ought to be attending  
With attention.  
Before what is now  
Becomes the taint of what will be,  
Before the colour you see  
Is no longer the feeling you feel.

MelzieQ

CryptoSkull #5704

CryptoSkull #4903

CryptoSkull #217

Unidentified contract

In a powerful tribute to Native American Heritage Day, Terry Urban"s digital painting, No Vacancy, serves as a thought-provoking exploration of identity, commodification, and cultural resilience. The composition features two abstract portraits of Sioux Blackfeet Indians, each evoking a unique narrative.

The first portrait is shrouded in mystery, a black bar obscuring the eyes, symbolizing the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Native communities. This enigmatic figure invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of identity and the struggles for visibility.

Contrastingly, the second portrait captivates with a vibrant blue circle encircling the right eye. This symbolic mark suggests resilience and a distinct vision, challenging stereotypes and reclaiming a sense of agency within the cultural narrative.

Foregrounding the composition is a bold and striking elementa bright price tag reading $5.99 lb. This poignant inclusion prompts contemplation on the commodification of Native American culture, raising questions about the commercialization of heritage and the value assigned to it.

In the top right corner, a skull serves as a stark reminder of the historical challenges faced by Native communities. Two birds perched upon the skull add layers of symbolism, perhaps representing freedom, spirituality, or the enduring spirit of the Native people despite adversity.

In bright pink, the words No Vacancy echo a powerful sentiment, suggesting a space that cannot be occupied or commodified. This phrase serves as a bold proclamation of the resilience and strength inherent in Native American heritage, pushing back against historical injustices and asserting a place in contemporary discourse.

Through a masterful blend of abstraction and symbolism, No Vacancy by Terry Urban invites viewers to engage in a reflective journey, exploring the complexities of Native American identity, the impact of commodification, and the enduring spirit that refuses to be silenced.

No Vacancy

CRUSH! is a minimalist post-punk song about the anxiety that accompanies having a crush. Very Wednesday Addams-core if you will.