Having had a bit of fever since yesterday, progress have been somewhat limited. Got started on the mummy monster today. Began by making the traditional temporary art. Some scary stuff right there! Continued

I created a jingle on the brand new Crypto Jingles platform (My first self-produced #ERC721 token, btw.) And immediately sold it to one of the most passionate crypto art collectors alive ;-) The jingle

Cat needs a mouse. Title: It's a mouse, btw. Materials: Pastel and acryl on hard canvas Dimensions: 30 cm x 15 cm Edition number: 1 of 1 Date of manufacture: January 2018

My tribute to the first episode of "Digitally Rare" ( Title: Mrs. CPunk is Grooving Like Hell Materials: animated gif Dimensions: 253 px x 344 px Edition number: 1 of an possibly endless series

Daughter wanted to spend the weekend painting, and this is what I produced during our sessions. Title: It's a cat, btw. Materials: Pastel and acryl on hard canvas Dimensions: 30 cm x 30 cm Edition number:

Well, here it is, my first nerd joke. Including an understatement-like reference to the "fraction of a bitcoin" thingy; and CryptoKitties, of course. And materialised in the shape of stickers

I needed a break from work and produced this one. It's famous master - Frog from Matsumoto Hoji - is living in the British Museum in London. Title: Dicker Frosch (Big Frog) Materials: Acryl on canvas

To whom it may concern. So. I'm not really good at producing art. I'd love to, but my outputs are only sporadic, lacking any style, and being far less clever and meaningful than I'd expect them to be.

Back when we had a studio I used it as an excuse to practice my drawing skills, which originally were even worse (if that's even possible). After lunch, I would try to draw something random, either from