I'm a little late from #MintYourArtOut but decided to mint several pieces anyway and make it affordable art. Cheaper that usually. Only 3 Hive.
Navigating Home.
https://nftshowroom.com/insaneworks/gallery/insaneworks_water-vector_navigating-home
(I could have named this also Hairy Head but perhaps I have a chance for that another time.)
This is the first piece of my Water Vector series which is watercolor droplets enhanced by colored pencil drawings and vector graphics. You know, old school combined with oldish school. Also this is a study about space. Not space space as in the universe but space as in giving space, more room for the lines. Space between the lines. Space within the lines. Space without the lines. Filled space and empty space.
Navigating Home can also be found in my virtual exhibition in Artsteps here: https://www.artsteps.com/profile/61271f6d7205149e0bc34721.
I filled some empty space with it.
 Thank you (again) @richardfyates for purhasing Ride! |  |
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Mana thanks! is the version of Mana that can not be bought. At least not now or from me. I only give Mana thanks! for those who buy my art. And after all the pieces are given away, there will be something else, a new thing that I only give away. After I have non left Mana thanks! can only be acquired if someone who has it, decides to sell it. So now you have an excellent chance to get two pieces, Navigating Home and Mana thanks! with only 3 Hive. (Unless you already have Mana thanks! then I won't be sending you a second edition.)
https://twitter.com/insaneworksfi/status/1432093175821357056
- insaneworksfi
This is the second last art I've minted. Carnivorous Flowers have been waiting for their turn to be minted so long, so I thought that this was their time.
It seems that I didn't manage to get a sharp photo of the painting I'm currently working on. It was late and low light and the artist was somewhat tired and shaky and and and... Oh well, as long as I didn't forget to photograph it altogether. This will be one small part of the #weneedmoretrees project that I'm working on. One of the things that probably will just go on and on and on and will never be finished and will just spread uncontrollably. Which sometimes isn't a bad thing at all. I mean, who needs deadlines, timetables schedules or controlling?
Unless it's an appointment with the coffee maker and a cup of coffee. That's different. Coffee matters.