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TOKYO PUNKS BY SABET ART IS THE UTILITY. LOVE IS THE ROADMAP. 4850 HAND PAINTED, ORGANICALLY GENERATED NFTS Inspired by Ali Sabets first trip with his family to Tokyo at a very young age in the 1980s during the street punk movement. Seeing real Punks on the streets of Tokyo fundamentally changed the way I see color, shape and form. The wild mohawk wearing punks were something out of this world. The clothing, the vibrant colors, leather and spikes!! These images were seared in my brain for the rest of my life. Sabet

TOKYO PUNKS by SABET

ART IS THE UTILITY. LOVE IS THE ROADMAP - SABET

Tokyo Punks by Sabet is an all hand-painted generated project inspired by Ali Sabet"s first trip to Tokyo as a child.

"I"ll never forget seeing the punk movement in the early 80"s first hand in Tokyo. The style and colors were permanently imprinted in my mind and heart instantly." Sabet

This Genesis Edition of Tokyo Punks includes 4850 Hand-Painted / Generated NFTs.

2022 Ali Sabet | All Rights Reserved. | Tokyo Punks name, identity and all associated artwork are trademarks and copyrights of the artist, Ali Sabet.

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Move over avatars, we're making equine stars! For too long the real stories of the most majestic creatures on four legs have been ignored. This provocative generative art project spotlights the existential dread of our equine friends and will generate the comedy series The Glue Factory starring the NFT collectibles, written and voiced by some of the biggest names in TV comedy.

Glue Factory Show

Move over avatars we are making equine stars. This provocative generative art project spotlights the existential dread of our majestic friends and paves way for the dark comedy series The Glue Factory!

Glue Factory Horse #2103

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Twisted Tweaks are a collection of 10,000 characters deconstructed and rebuilt from 100 hand drawn Tweaks. The Twisted Tweaks resemble the unique features in all people and are a family of love raising awareness around mental health. 