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Your Imagination is the Combination
As part of her Black History Month Tribute Series, NFT Nat has created an exquisite portrait made up of magazine pieces from her own private collection. This one contains jewelry components. As the daughter of a designer herself, Natalie always tries to add personal touches to everything that she creates.
I was offered an chance to display my NFT in this stunning Portl frame by Searchlight NFT. Once I had an opportunity to see how it can be used, I immediately began building a piece specifically for this format (including custom audio by NFT Nat). The show had a halloween theme, so I created this animated portrait with some gothic touches.
Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope. – https://t.co/oJKLrXXLZM A special thanks to @kas__vegas and the @SearchNFTs team for making this 3D #Hologram possible. See it tonight at the @dordor_nyc #nftNYC opening exhibit #QRcode pic.twitter.com/q7qfWVi031
— VECTORVAULT (@vectorvault) November 1, 2021
[Read more…] about Vectorvault – PORTL Hologram – “Boo” by Adam Jarvis
I’m a busy fella. So when a close friend of mine called and asked me to do some illustration work for a concert, I politely passed. That is until he mentioned that the concert in question was: OMAR.
It’s been 10 years since his last performance in Canada. And as of one of my all-time favourite artists, I could not pass up the opportunity to reconnect.
8 years ago, I sent him some artwork from Canada to the UK. He responded with a signed CD that read:
From one artist to another – Omar.
It has been perched on my magazine shelf in my office ever since. A reminder that whatever I do to make ends meet, at my core, I am still and Artist. Read More:
[Read more…] about Omar – Art show – Toronto
Curated by Stella Fakiyesi
SOF Art House, Toronto
I’ve been working on reviving a series of paintings from my 20’s. Here’s a few photos from my last art show Goddess. You can get a closer look at the paintings here.
I felt like a million bucks that day. Looking at these faces really brings me back.
