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16 Oct, 4 tweets, 2 min read
I commissioned 1:1 derivatives of several NFTs that I’m planning on holding. I wanted to support these artists and also own a collection frozen in time that represents these early days of jpeg ownership.
First up, my Lazy Lion profile pic was made into 3d by @Futuredesigns01
I really love the 3d style that @Futuredesigns01 creates for different collections. Here’s another one I commissioned of my favorite Cool Cat.
GelToadz by @DannyZareto are a pretty sweet derivative of an iconic collection. Commissioned him to help immortalize my Toad.

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