The enemy cat was caught😾

Ethereum's Onchain Renaissance will need a marketplace.

Good thing Opensea will support our innovative storage method on launch.

Familiar tools and NFTs - just better (completely onchain).

Ale Cans (colophon) from 1st Etchings moma.org/collection/wor…

In this week's episode of Black Velvet Fairies, Lucy travels to Portland to see Mt. Tabor and the etchings in person, before digging deep for answers and setting off on a dangerous mission. Listen now: pod.link/1726253519

Mr. Bear enjoying his dinner and his personal chair 🐻

Print from 'Etchings to Rexroth' brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection…

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@/ItsaPaulThing's Medjed & Masika. I saw that doofy ass ghost god and knew what I must do!

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(I blacked out where am I?)

'The Eye creates Space!' 1962 by Malque (Mireille Piquemal 1944-1971). Drawing, wash and ink on paper.

Piquemal tragically disappeared in 1971, leaving behind less than 100 rare etchings and paintings. Her works are dark and surrealistic in the manner of Ernst Fuchs and Leonor

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Not sure what to say about this one...

NOW OPEN! 🖤
Rembrandt, Goya, and Dürer: The Marvel of Old Masters
This unique exhibition features more than 60 engravings, etchings, and woodcuts, created by Rembrandt, Goya, and Dürer, three of art history’s most celebrated masters of these complex mediums.
May 26-August 4

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(something small and simple today)

Culture. Onchain. In all of it's forms.

We've extended day 1 support for audio and video files, meaning you can store anything from PDFs to code to JPEGS to MP3's directly on Ethereum.

Soon™️

Mr. Fox sitting down to go over his finances 🦊

Ethereum is rich in culture.

That culture deserves to be onchain, and until Dencun that wasn't possible for the bulk of NFTs.

We'll enable users to put their work onchain at sizes never before possible, cheaper than ever before.

Ownership and art - all on mainnet.

Stunning #etchings of #Suriname insects by German ecologist and botanical illustrator Maria Sibylla Merian (d.1717). Merian's observations brought new scientific knowledge to Western science and challenged the idea of spontaneous generation. Blickling Hall

sometimes u just gotta take a break and make some aquatint etchings