Will is short for Willhelm Ardylles Kurniawan or willak.eth for his collectoors. An Indonesian autodidact who basically lives on a highway of superflat aesthetics, fiction-as-life, and absurdist vibes. Will pulls from the superflat tradition but makes it way messier—less polished, more personal. The dude’s whole thing is turning the banal into a caricature of itself, so it loops back into feeling meaningful again (maybe).
Grant Yun is a crypto artist known for blending sweet pastel palette landscapes with nostalgic American vibes, often informed by his medical precision and appreciation for rural and suburban settings. His works emphasize simplicity. A sense of calm and reflection wash over you. Yun’s art has resonated widely in the cryptoart space. tl:dr David Hockney wif tokens.
Gingerpotter explores what it means to co-exist in both the digital and physical world. Through ‘blank characters’ we introduced to human moments experienced in either the digital or physical world. ‘We are trying to understand who to be in the digital world and how to be in the physical world.’ says gingerpotter, ‘everything might be bigger than the individual but the individual stands out.
Romantic Cyberpunk artist Danguiz, hurtles us into the future to ponder what it might mean to exist in the 22nd Century and beyond. With Blade Runner four decades in an our rear vision mirror, many dystopian aspects of its forecast have already come to pass. Yet there is hope within the scenes Dangiuz creates. The cat reminds us that we still care for the animals, despite an inundation of super-sized pixel displays.
The ironic smiley faced leader of gloom began on June 22nd 2021 with the release of ‘Brutalized Police Car.’ The rebellious spirit has continued through the release of the collection titled ‘Gloomerican Dreams’ with 489 co-conspirators participating in the on-chain riot broadcast on Gloomtube.
Yongoh Kim represents a relatively recent phenomenon of available to cryptoartists live nomadic lives, earning crypto for the art to fund their journey’s.
Vinne Hager has refined his visual language into a series of symbols derived from a master set of 100 diary drawings made over a period of a decade. In these drawings lay the clues to a newfound strength to grow through art. Unlike the outward protest symbols present of Keith Haring’s work, Hagers symbols to date are more introspective.
The Artist: Guillermo Arismendi Guillermo Arismendi paints with both oil and digital mediums, infusing boundless energy into each practice. The abstract artist Kandinsky would be envious at the array of digital tools available to Arismendi to express his inner dance. BAI (Before Artificial Intelligence) by Guillermo Arismendi “The choreography of colors and lines is guided […]
The Artist: Terrell Dom Terrell Dom exemplifies a new kind of Pop-Precisionism by combining the structured, clean lines of Precisionism with the vibrant, rebellious iconography of the cryptoart revolution. Dom’s work comment on crypto culture in the context of our post fiat capitalism landscape. Born 2 Die by Terrell Dom collected by MintFace The Collection: […]
Mae is an artist known for her minimalistic and romantic approach to landscape art, blending realism and surrealism. Since joining the cryptoart scene in 2021, she has created “Postcards by Mae,” a digital collection reflecting her artistic journey, featuring tranquil landscapes that evoke a sense of nostalgia and peace.