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Stayfin: G Morning friends! We have a unique artist Eloy with us and this is Episode 7 of my podcast. Let's gooo

Eloy: Hi, i greet you with the joys that permeate the deepest parts of the universe

Stayfin: Tell me a bit about yourself and what's around you?

Eloy: How would you define heaven? For Eloy, the definition of heaven is a place where she can be alone with her pencil, watercolor, paper and these materials. Eloy is nothing more than a person who insists on living in his own paradise

Stayfin: I’m interested in your viewpoint on the meaning of art

Eloy: I think I wouldn’t say the wrong thing if I define art as a net. you can use it to hunt for thought particles that give weight to an entity. The effort to evaporate the majestic volumes of bad thoughts from the volume of existence is the meaning of art for me

Stayfin: Amazing, Eloy! I'm close to your deep thoughts on this subject! Would you mind sharing what first led you into the realm of art?

Eloy: My desire to be understood is my spaceship. It is this spaceship that takes me to the galaxy of art and allows me to meet the celestial bodies there. It all started when I took control of wanting to be understood

Stayfin: Could you narrate the evolution of your distinctive style over time?

Eloy: The soul has periodic lists of needs. What the soul writes or chooses not to write on these lists of needs affects the development of the actions you take. These lists of needs gave the shape of the face of my art.

Stayfin: Wow, thank you for your reply! When did you step into the NFT domain, and how did it alter your life?

Eloy: NFT is a ship that can drop your soul on any land you want. It tears apart your soul’s limited list of places you can go. I sent the original papers of my pieces, which I tokenized and gave them an identity, to people miles away from the country I live in. The reason why souls far away noticed my art is because of the NFT space. I am grateful

Stayfin: Who or what acts as your muse?

Eloy: Sources of inspiration are things created by the cooperation of the mind and mind. Our perception, which emerges as a result of what this collaboration reveals, governs everything we emit around us. In other words, our muses are the products of our inner factory

Stayfin: Is there an artist or creative personality you’d like to collaborate with? This includes those who are no longer with us

Eloy: I would love to hear from him the details of the bond Van Gogh developed with everything he witnessed. A spiritual collaboration with him would definitely be something I would like to do. It would be like tasting the source of his brushstrokes

Stayfin: What guidance or insights would you offer to emerging artists in the digital sphere?

Eloy: Not compromising the sense of loyalty towards art will shine on the personality of art, regardless of the sphere. The majesty of love for art is the most important thing that makes it stand out. Continue to make it the core of your life

Stayfin: Holy! Thank you Eloy for your sincerity, I can feel the resonance inside you about what you said. I would like as many people as possible to see our issue, because you are really a unique artist with your own philosophy!

Eloy: Thank you for this enjoyable conversation. May your joy always be as heavy as the weight of the sky. Goodbye!

Stayfin: Yeah, friends, I had the incredible Eloy as a guest, keep an eye out for her art, it will leave no one indifferent, see you!

Links:

EPISODE #07 | Eloy

EPISODE #07 | Eloy - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• Eloy:

• eloy | Exchange Art
• x.com

• Stayfin:

https://exchange.art/stayfin/nfts

https://twitter.com/Stayfin_

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Stayfin: G Morning! It's episode 6 of my Digital Podcast and I have the awesome artist Kappa as my guest!

Kappa: How are you Stayfin, thanks for inviting me to your house, how is everything going?

Stayfin: I’m doing well, thank you. It’s good to see you here! Let’s introduce you to our viewers.

Kappa: I’m KappasSage, a 20 years old Argentinian Nfts illustrator. The one with the balaclavas and the colored skies.

Stayfin: All rigth, let's go! Tell me, what does art mean to you, and what place does hip-hop culture hold in your life?

Kappa: Art for me is the medium where i can create scenarios with my own ideas, playing with the surreal and strage situacions involving luxury and vulgarity. Hip-Hop is part of some of my works, in them you can see the street lifestyle, the most famous brands of clothes and other characteristics related to this culture.

Stayfin: Would you like to bring your paintings into real life? Or is this your life?

Kappa: I would like to bring my digital works to real life in paiting format, i have already made some of them and their current owners are friends and artist from my city. I hope to expand that audience in the future and be able to send them outside Argentina.

Stayfin: What served as your entry point into the world of art?

Kappa: I entered the world of art from a very young age, since I was a child I spent my time drawing and creating, starting in 2017 it was where I was introduced to the world of digital art and I received knowledge and tools until today.

Stayfin: How long did it take you to develop your unique style?

Kappa: I think that one never gets to finalize one’s own style, I would tell you that it is in constant change and evolution, if you see my old works and one of the current ones you will notice changes and the same will happen if you see my works in 1 year and so on.

Stayfin: Oh yeah, you right! When did you enter the NFT space, and how did it change your life?

Kappa: I started in the NFT world on August 2021, i think its a good place where i can create and share all my ideas with the world. In the last 3 years i have noticed changes in my life.Before joining this communitty i used to make music covers.

Stayfin: Wow! You have a very interesting background. What or who inspires you?

Kappa: One gets inspiration from multiple places, in this world I get it from all my friends, you will find a large number of artists with their own styles and ideas and ways of seeing life, in my works you will be able to see a drop of each one of them and in theirs you will see one of mine.

Stayfin: Your paintings feature various brands; if you could name one favorite brand, what would it be?

Kappa: I think that because of what it means and what they know me for, I would say Kappa, however I love all the ones you see in my pieces and I can’t choose just one.

Stayfin: Share your plans for the upcoming year, and do you have plans to collaborate with brands?

Kappa: My plan for this year and the next one is to release more pieces in the ETH market like Foundation and Zora, make collaborations with the best artists and be able to expand my paitings to more homes and cities. I have no plans to callaborate with brands for now but it’s not an idea i dislike.

Stayfin: What would you like to wish or advise aspiring artists in the digital space?

Kappa: That we continue growing and learning together as we have been doing, it is an amazing place full of good people willing to help you and advise you if you have any questions.

Stayfin: Kappa, your story is very gripping. I'm sue you will do well, very happy to interview you, now this is story will be here for a long time.

Kappa: Thanks for the invitation Stay, I hope to see more artists here soon. it was a pleasure!

Stayfin: That’s the way it’s gonna be! Friends, I had Kappa as my guest, welcome to Solana blockchain, thanks for coming ! Good luck with your work !

Links:

EPISODE #06 | Kappa

EPISODE #06 | Kappa - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• Kappa:

https://twitter.com/KappaSage

• Stayfin:

https://twitter.com/Stayfin_

Why are we all here ?

RUPTURE

Every upright being has their own mission to decipher and fulfill. We’re not all here to destroy each other. I believe it’s for something greater, and that’s the entire task — to find that greater purpose.

OBSERVER

In the search for a spiritual being, one can quickly encounter a substitute, a substitute for what is pure and bright. Hell and paradise have always existed on Earth, specifically in the human mind. It’s our lifelong challenge to overcome the animalistic nature and instinctive patterns that awaken in each of us every day. The choice is mine, to sink or to swim.

I tie my own hands and then untie them — it’s an endless game with no end or edge. We’re all here to enjoy doing what we love, not to willingly imprison ourselves in an inferno and drag our existence for the benefit of soulless societal control mechanisms. Today, I will be myself, and tomorrow too. All fears are within, and that’s precisely why I write this, to burn my fear and let it scatter like ashes in the wind.

OBSERVER

The painting has an important attribute: it can be hung on the wall or used as a tool to mine rare minerals and much more.

Full pack: Artwork + Pickaxe

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https://artrade.app/collection/inferno

My name is Stayfin! I was born in the depths of the taiga in Western Siberia. Art has been with me all my life. 90% of what I pour onto the canvas is spontaneous. It comes from outside and flows out of my hands. I perceive art as meditation: my mind is absolutely empty when I take a brush or pen, not suspecting what will come out in five seconds. The result is always unpredictable, but, as I finish each of my works, I see myself and my whole life in them.

I developed my method with the help of an ally, the Red Fly Agaric, it has helped me in many ways, including in art. Life is now, everything the observer sees in my paintings is “now” in the moment of the past.

Deep Waters

At the root of all religious currents and teachings is the description of the human essence as a particle of the divine. I am everything, and everything is I. I believe that the key is not to attach great importance to one’s own self, saying “Everything is I”; human life is a great trial. May the divine particle of the unrestrained shine in everyone

Work on paper: Art paper, Pencil

Provenance: Taiga

Year of creation: 2022

Starting bid: 11.00 SOL

Marketplace: Artrade

Link to collect 🔻

https://artrade.app/nft/deep-waters

https://twitter.com/Stayfin_

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Stayfin: G Morning World of Art! This is the fifth episode of the digital podcast and today I have artist Kiramoto as my guest !

Kiramoto: Greetings, I am Kiramoto, a digital artist hailing from the Philippines. My passion lies in creating flat art across various forms of illustration.

Stayfin: Very glad you were able to take the time to come here to tell your story. Tell me why minimalism?

Kiramoto: While the majority of my illustrations might be perceived as minimalist, I hesitate to solely label them as such. I prefer the broader classification of flat art, incorporating various techniques. Over time, I’ve integrated chiaroscuro and impasto methods into my work, utilizing colors to create the illusion of depth. In essence, my style of flat art leans more towards emphasizing lighting rather than solely focusing on shapes and colors.

Stayfin: Yeah, I know what you mean. Tell us about your initial steps in the world of art.

Kiramoto: Previously, painting served as a stress relieving hobb. Mostly oil and acrylic on canvas. Many of those pieces may be lost or tucked away in the attic. Before entering the NFT space, art was a pastime, inspired by childhood memories of watching Bob Ross with my father. His ability to create masterpieces in minutes left a lasting impression. I never anticipated art becoming my primary profession; it’s the advent of NFTs and the supportive community here that made this transition possible.

Stayfin: When did you enter the world of NFTs, and how has it changed your life?

Kiramoto: I came here at the invitation of a friend, who I’ll keep anonymous for now. This was during the pandemic when many lost their jobs due to business closures. Faced with the need to support my family, entering the NFT space to leverage art as a means was an obvious choice. Despite uncertainties, I plunged in, guided by the support of many remarkable individuals in this community. When offering advice to newcomers, I emphasize the importance of building connections. The art follows, but the community takes precedence.

Stayfin: Totally agree with you, communication is very important, I think it’s invaluable. What or who inspires you?

Kiramoto: I consider myself an absorptive individual, drawing inspiration from the diverse array of people in my surroundings. The wealth of art and the multitude of artists within this space provide ample opportunities for continuous learning.

Stayfin: What do you feel at the moment of completing one of your artworks?

Kiramoto: The emotional response to my work varies based on the specific piece, such as the Vistas series, which leaves me feeling elated, cheerful, and content upon completion. The theme of these pieces, characterized by light, vibrancy, and simplicity, contributes to this positive sentiment.

In contrast, my ongoing abstract series demands extensive time and effort. Currently engrossed in one such piece, the ongoing statistics reveal 60 thousand strokes and 109 hours invested, with more to come. Completing these intricate works doesn’t bring instant relief; rather, a sense of being emotionally taxed prevails. Nonetheless, the genuine happiness derived from overcoming the challenge and completing such intricate pieces is a triumph in itself.

Stayfin: Share your plans for the upcoming year.

Kiramoto: In the upcoming year, I envision concluding the Vistas series and dedicating my focus exclusively to the abstract series throughout 2024. My goal is to elevate flat art to a new level, showcasing its multidimensional potential. I aim to convey that flat art is not confined to a single dimension; rather, it offers a plethora of possibilities. While this mission requires time, it is a commitment I am dedicated to fulfilling.

Stayfin: What message or advice would you like to give to aspiring artists in the digital space?

Kiramoto: Cultivate meaningful friendships, relish their companionship, embrace your humanity, foster love, live authentically, and generously share your blessings (blessings = you for you are a gift).

Stayfin: Really like your advice! Signing off on everything you said! Thank you so much for your openness and honesty, your story is unique and yet very familiar to me. More to come!

Kiramoto: I extend my gratitude for hosting me, Stayfin. Participating in this distinctive interview has been a genuine pleasure, and I appreciate your time and enthusiasm. Sending much love to you.

Stayfin: It’s mutual brother! Today I had Kiromoto as my guest, I am happy to do this together, your story will now be available to many, it is very important for most to realize that behind the avatar in social media is a real artist, with his experience in art and in life. Good luck to you in your endeavor!

Links

• EPISODE #05 | Kiramoto

EPISODE #05 | Kiramoto - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• Kiramoto :

https://twitter.com/kiramotosan

https://exchange.art/kiramoto/nfts

• Stayfin:

https://twitter.com/Stayfin_

https://exchange.art/stayfin/nfts

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Stayfin: GM World! This is the fourth episode of my podcast, and today I have a coolest artist VANTA as my guest!

VANTA: Greetings to you as well! I am a graphic designer and digital artist who specialises in producing one-of-a-kind NFT artworks. I’m also a part-time Graphic Design student at my local university. I’m passionate about using art to dig into the depths of human emotion and experience, and I believe that the digital realm provides a powerful platform for communicating these complex themes.

Stayfin: I’m interested in your viewpoint on the meaning of art.

VANTA: I believe that art is a form of self-expression that can be used to communicate ideas, evoke emotions, and challenge our perceptions of the world. These are all things that can be accomplished through the use of art. I see art as a tool for understanding ourselves and others, and I believe that it has the potential to make the world a better place. This is why I believe that art has the power to change the world.

Stayfin: Oh yeah VANTA, I believe in it too, art is magic! Would you mind sharing what first led you into the realm of art?

VANTA: I've always been interested in finding new ways to express myself creatively, and at the age of 13, I started experimenting with digital art using Adobe Photoshop. I was particularly fascinated by the application of technology to the production of art, and I found myself drawn to the opportunities that the digital realm presented.

Stayfin: Could you narrate the evolution of your distinctive style over time?

VANTA: My style has progressed over the years as a result of my tinkering around with a variety of approaches and mediums. I’ve always been drawn to surreal illustration, and a lot of the topics that are explored in my work are related to death, decay, and the more mysterious aspects of the human experience.

Stayfin: When did you step into the NFT domain, and how did it alter your life?

VANTA: In August of 2021, I was first exposed to the concept of NFTs. I was excited to be a part of this new movement because I saw the potential for NFTs to create a new and more equitable way for artists to sell their work, and I saw that potential in NFTs. My life has been significantly improved by NFTs because they have made it possible for me to communicate with collectors from all over the world and reach a wider audience.

Stayfin: Who or what acts as your muse?

VANTA: The entirety of the human experience, its beauty, its darkness, and its complexities serves as my inspiration. I find that tales of human struggles and victories never fail to captivate me, and that exploring the dark recesses of the human psyche never fails to provide me with fresh ideas.

Stayfin: I really like your style, how long did it take you to develop it?

VANTA: My style has evolved over the course of many years, and I am continually working to improve and perfect it. I believe that my style is a reflection of the ongoing journey of self-discovery that he is on, and I am excited to see how it continues to develop in the years to come.

Stayfin: Can you sketch out your plans for the upcoming year?

VANTA: In the coming year, I intend to continue creating one-of-a-kind and exclusive NFT artworks. I’m also curious about new ways to use NFTs to create immersive and interactive experiences. I’m going to keep working on my best series, “Beneath The Surface,” until it becomes a popular series in the world.

Stayfin: What guidance or insights would you offer to emerging artists in the digital sphere?

VANTA: I would advise emerging digital artists to be patient, persistent, and true to themselves. I would also encourage them to try new techniques and mediums, as well as to never stop learning and growing.

Stayfin: Great advice! Totally agree with you bro, presistence and patience always pays off!

VANTA: Thank you for taking an interest in my work. I hope you enjoyed this scene, and don’t worry too much about it

Stayfin: Nice to talk to you and hear your story. Thank you for coming by and taking the time, I'm sure this issue will be of interest to many, you're a cool artist!

Stayfin: Friends, we had VANTA with us and this episode of my podcast is here on the Solana Blockchain. Thank you all for your attention and have a great mood!

Links

• EPISODE #04 | VANTA

EPISODE #04 | VANTA - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• VANTA:

• JavaScript is not available.
• VANTA | Exchange Art

• Stayfin:

• Stayfin | Exchange Art

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Stayfin: GM World! This is the third episode of my digital podcast, and today I have the incredible Tornado as my guest!

Tornado: Hi to tall, thanks Stayfin for inviting me to chat, happy to be here. My name is Tornado Rodriguez, i'm an illustrator from Argentina. I have been drawing for a long time and my intention is to put the focus on having a distinctive style.

Stayfin: By the way, an important note, Tornado is a girl and this is wonderful news. You are the first girl on my podcast, and I am thrilled about it. Thank you so much for coming to visit me!

Stayfin: Can you describe what art means to you?

Tornado: For me art is a powerful tool to communicate my inner universe to the outside world.

Stayfin: Share your journey into the world of art.

Tornado: I discovered art at a very early age, my family and friends always supported my artistic pursuit. I studied visual arts with an orientation to engraving and printed art at the National University of Buenos Aires. I have grown academically with teachers who have marked my path and style as well as with my colleagues. I fervently believe in growing together with my peers, I have been and I am part of different artistic collectives.

Stayfin: You have a powerful background! Tornado, tell me when did you enter the realm of NFTs, and how did it impact your life?

Torndao: I joined the NFT community in July 2021, at that time many Argentinian colleagues were getting on tezos and this strong community started to share information. The impact it has had on my life is really amazing, I was in a very bad job situation, without a steady job, I lost it in the pandemic and this allowed me to live from what I do. Having more eyes on my work has brought me into a dialogue with artists and collectors who have made my professionalism grow.

Stayfin: I know what you mean, I had a hard time in the pandemic. So, what or who serves as you inpiration?

Tornado: My greatest inspiration is developing characters and telling stories. I get my inspiration from a lot of artists, mostly comic creators who have a focus on developing a style that mixes everyday life with imaginary worlds. There is always a hint of the impossible in what I do with a humorous twist.

Stayfin: Tornado, how do you feel when you complete one of your artworks?

Tornado: I feel sure, sure that I have found the best way to capture what my mind imagines. If a work doesn’t give me confidence, I don’t show it to people.

Stayfin: Tell us about your upcoming plans for the next year.

Tornado: I don’t have other plans than to continue to develop as I have been doing, giving more life to my stories and to continue to make my way, growing steadily in what I do with my fellow artists next to me.

Stayfin: What message or advice would you like to convey to budding artists in the digital realm?

Tornado: Keep the focus on growing your craft. The idea is always to grow to where you feel comfortable, with patience and constancy. It's a fast paced world and it's best to ignore the fomo.

Stayfin: I love the message, no fomo!

Stayfin: Wow, that was amazing! Thank you so much, dear Tornado, I really enjoyed this conversation and working with you. You’re the first lady on this podcast! Friends, that was Tornado Rodriguez. Good luck to you on your creative journey!

Tornado: Thank you for giving me this space, I don’t often have this opportunity. I know it takes a long time to do what you do and I appreciate it very much. Thank you for sharing your art with us and for giving this place to your colleagues.

Links

• EPISODE #03 | Tornado

EPISODE #03 | Tornado - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• Tornado:

• Tornado Rodriguez | Exchange Art
• JavaScript is not available.

• Stayfin:

• Stayfin | Exchange Art

The second episode of my podcast is out and the guest is artist @0xflat_ ! Thank you bro for your openness and honesty. This episode contains a lot of interesting things.

My guest was able to talk about himself in detail, it’s incredible! Now collectors and fans of Flat can learn more about the life of this artist.

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Stayfin: GM World! This is the second episode of my podcast and I have artist Flat as my guest.

Flat: Halo, my name is Flat, yeah just Flat you can call me that. I'm 30 years old and I'm from Indonesia or everyone known as “ wkwkwk land”.

Flat: I wanna share simplicity of art. I believe that art will find its own audience. I really love to mix colors and create and object on my own style.

Stayfin: Tell me Flat, what does art mean to you?

Flat: For me the meaning of Art is freedom, free to express yourself, your thought and your desire. Everyone is please show themself through art. Art also can be use as media to deliver some message or something that can’t express by word. Maybe by some people just scratching lines or form is not art, but who knows? Art is freedom.

Stayfin: You really right Flat! Share how you entered the world of art?

Flat: First time I entered the world of art is when the issue about nft milling around on my twitter’s timeline. I thought all of art is free to posted as long as it has an identity. More I searching, more I know and more I believe that I have to confident to join. I really love to draw and I really want anyone see my work so I can know whether my work can be enjoyed.

Stayfin: When did you enter the world of NFT's, and how did it change your life?

Flat: I posted my first work in September 2022 and my first art work I gave the title “way home” simply home that I and my wife adore, I put lowest price wit no expectation. If any people offer it I would very happy but I set low expectation. If I never try I wont never know, right?. But I got suprised, some people love my art, they offer in high price that I never expect before. I minted everyday with some style. 1/1 style and series about sport and they still love my art. Incredible, and made me speechless. I got new friend, new collectors and many people catch me on DM. They said they love my work, asked me for collab. My followers are increasing. Unbelievable! It was really change my life, I can give my wife newest iphone and we have some savings for pleasent family and people sorrounding me. Hy Ninfa, here I am.

Stayfin: Wow! Thank you buddy for such a detailed response, very inspiring!

Stayfin: What or who inspires you?

Flat: What inspire me are clear skies and clear clouds. I love to combine colors by colors, I am really happy when creating a landscape or building in my style.

Stayfin: How do you feel when you finish a painting?

Flat: Relieved…

Stayfin: Flat, tell us about your plans for the coming year.

Flat: Im preparing a new series and I hope it goes smoothly. I really want to back on track again and meet my collectors, I want to get back my engagement again. Hopefully it will be successful.

Stayfin: Thank you for sharing! What would you to say or advise to aspiring artists in the digital space?

Flat: Maintain... If you already have a collector or friends on this word I mean NFT's, keep in touch with them, if you need hiatus just tell. Keep your engagement in good track always because is pretty hard to get it back LOL.

Stayfin: I signed every word, clearly stated! Friends, we have Flat with us. Thank you for joining me on the podcast, it's been awesome. Good luck with your art!

Flat: Remember, art is freedom and im here for the art!

Links

• EPISODE #02 | Flat

EPISODE #02 | Flat - Stayfin | Exchange Art

• Flat:

• Flat | Exchange Art
• JavaScript is not available.

• Stayfin:

• Stayfin | Exchange Art

Thank you so much awesome artist @amir_hamz_ for your story and your sincerity !

I hope I’m able to immerse the viewer in this interesting story.

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Stayfin: GM World! This is digital podcast and today I have artist AmeT as my guest.

AmeT: Assalamualaikum!

Stayfin: Walaikum assalam!

AmeT: Im AmeT a self-taught artist from Malaysia, my artwork deals with the unspoken darkness behind the curtains. My theme includes monster and horror drawings that depict the chaos that lives inside our mind.

Stayfin: Oh yeah, I know what you mean. Tell me, what does art mean to you?

AmeT: Art is universal, art is all around us,I don't know how to answer this question, but i can't live without art ))

Stayfin: I agree with you AmeT! Share how entered the world of art?

AmeT: I have been passionate about art since childhood, but in Malaysia people don't see artist as a profession, so I worked as a chef until I was 33, after which I decided to pursue art full time.

Stayfin: It's never too late to start doing what you love! I was in similar situation.

Stayfin: When did you enter the world of NFT's and how did it change your life?

AmeT: I joined the NFT in 2021 and the biggest impact has been social media because before we offered our art to the gallery, but with the NFT We feel We need to be more active on social media.

Stayfin: What or who inspires you?

AmeT: I love horror Mangaka like Junji Ito and Shintaro Kago, I also love all historical painting.

Stayfin: How do you feel when you finish a painting?

AmeT: After finishing a painting, I always start planning for the next one. It's like a never-ending loop.

Stayfin: Tell us about your plans for the coming year.

AmeT: My plan is simple — keep creating. Whether the market is bad or not, as an artist you have to keep moving forward.

Stayfin: What would you like to say or advise to aspiring artists in the digital space?

AmeT: My advice is to stop creating sad stories and feeling sorry for yourself, everyone has their own struggles, if you are having a hard time selling art, get a job… You don’t have to be an unemployed artist, create art because you want to, not because you have to.

Stayfin: You right, we should take it and do it! Thank you so much for joining me on my podcast, you’re my first guest and it’s been awesome! Good luck with your art, brother 🤙🏼

Links

• EPISODE #01 | AmeT

https://exchange.art/single/9aVBJLf7t3mwfMxMjy8d7KwGBAae2H2rq8CP3sSgd562

• AmeT :

• AmeT | Exchange Art
• JavaScript is not available.

• Stayfin:

• Stayfin | Exchange Art

The first digital podcast in Web 3.0. I want to dedicate this project to digital art, as well as it’s creators and owners. As the host, I aim to immerse you, the viewer, in the details of my guest’s creative world and share a bit more about it than what we usually see on social media. Behind every art form, there’s a person with their own story. An idea came to me that, for some reason, hasn’t been implemented by anyone yet. I’m thrilled to be a part of the digital art community, and hosting this podcast is a great honor because it becomes truly complete when there’s an interlocutor on the other side. Thanks to all the guests who are already participating and will participate in this project. Open up to the world, and it will open up in return…

https://exchange.art/series/DIGITAL%20PODCAST/nfts