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yasiraykac's avatar

I'm learning that the NFTS are bigger every day. It's literally impossible for a person to follow them alone.

Different NFTS in different places every day. And for some reason, they all look good to me. I can't decide whether it's the art or the blockchain that makes them beautiful. But I'm sure they're really beautiful.

I feel enlightened when I read your article. I'm so happy to learn new information and something I don't know.

Thank you.

Have a nice day.

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badumtisss's avatar

Quite a journey Robness had there.

I thought Cryptopunks and Cryptokitties were the pioneers of NFT collections, I didn't know about neither Robness nor Rare Pepes. I like the simplicity and amusement they have, but I equally dislike it since I hate Pepe :'D.

The pieces Robness came up with, and how he is expressing himself through Twitter and other artists shouts out to his uniqueness. Isn't art shaped around uniqueness in this modern times? I think it is the reason why he became this much successful.

I especially like how he created his first trash can, then following the sequences of events he also made a collection out of it. I interpret him together with his weird (weird but not in a bad way) personality. That's what makes his art unique, also popular.

I'm thinking this way: is there anyone in this planet who doesn't know about Lady Gaga? At least everyone might have heard her name somewhere. It is just because she has a weird personality, and that makes her unique.

Burning a Cryptopunk to make art out of it? That describes who Robness is. Maybe he isn't crazy as Lady Gaga is , yet I think there is no level system to define uniqueness. Everyone is unique in their own way.

Thank you for the article, enjoyed reading it!

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