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This is my “JOURNEY”
→ “Journey” owned by @tkcurated
→ “Journey II”owned by @diogosampaioART
Already in the works for part 3!
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Helping @DaarvidRules test out his new VRM from @vipeio @TrishaCode takes him in for some button clicking
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The @Regulars_NFT Show starring @Maribk @onlyherefor85 @ArtWojak @RichardOglivy @ChazMcGnarly @DaarvidRules @SheenyRaeRae @oz_shane_reg @Rosie__Beck
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How can artists utilize their time in this space better? My 0.02e (and mine only)
First off, avoid these time suckers:
1. Cheap thrills. Often disguised as vibes, they add nothing to your journey. They add no value whatsoever and are solely done by the poster for engagement and everyone piles on for some laugh emojis. Hate to break it to you but your 2 word responses are def not building you relationships.
2. Shill-threads. It breaks my heart to see 400 responses to an obvious engagement farming shill thread. Find good collectors/entities that actually collect and participate in only those.
3. Bandwagons. God knows we have a new one every week. Your call, but short term distractions are exactly that, distractions. Be confident in your own journey and take steps towards your goals. Differentiate between opportunities and deviations.
Now that we're past the avoid category, let's talk about what can be done:
1. Learn and educate yourself. When your time comes and you're not prepared, IT WILL BE ON YOU. Learn about smart contracts, new developments in NFTs/crypto, new mediums, new galleries/exhibits/entities...I could go on and on. You could spend a month on twitter and learn something new every hour if not every 15 mins. You just have to have that mindset.
2. Don't pigeonhole yourself in an echo chamber. Yes, you have a close circle of friends here in the space but there're so many other mindblowing artists that you've not discovered yet. Break out of the algorithm by going down rabbitholes and I promise your mind will be blown. How? Take a trip to a collector's collection that has breadth and you'd be amazed.
3. Cross pollinate. I rarely see photographers hanging out with collage artists or trad artists mingling in the AI circles. YOU ARE MISSING OUT. Explore the world around you and you will not only find inspiration but also a lot of support and relate-ability. And that's not it, once you break through now you can become the bridge between your inner circlet and your newfound circle and that's how influence grows.
4. Art discovery, not friend discovery. Your media tab is perhaps the biggest asset you have in your profile, treat it as you would your own minted collection. If you're pushing your friends just because they push yours, you should reconsider your goals.
5. Meaningful conversations. I believe 1 thoughtful response a day is much better than 10 emoji responses. It will help you forge meaningful relationships around subjects you care about. It'll also leave a more lasting impression on whoever you're having that conversation with.
6. Experiment. We're so early, know that you're not being judged for the steps you take. There are no rules so experiment with confidence. BUT, you cannot succedd by doing other people's experiments, they must be your own. Don't copy others, instead get inspired.
I hope something in this post resonated with you and if this post gives you a fresh perspective, please take some time to think/rethink your goals for being in this space and reflect on whether the time you're spending here is helping you get to that goal in an efficient manner. If it's not, it is perhaps time to change something. 🫶
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“In.Visible”
AI art-@rainisto
The work is about perpetual motion, the road through life, a journey in which all of us must find our own path.
@foundation
So Grateful to be appreciated by you, happy to be in your collection @tkcurated 🩵
foundation.app/@GeometricDan…
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I am a successful commercial artist but have no experience in promoting.
But, If I was in your shoes trying to sell, I would still first focus on knowing what is selling and what artists are not creating.
Nfts are commercial art for the most part. Most people who buy are buying with little understanding of the history so it’s more important to focus on what people want.
You can promote 24/7 but if you are not making things the market wants, sales will always be tough.
Watching what sells is incredibly important. You are not trying to steal ideas or steal styles…the purpose is merely to see what ideas people want to buy and then think of how your own ideas align with the market of ideas.
Promoting is best kept on your timeline.
Show process videos and wip art. Share so others can learn. You are not holding secrets.
Interact with similar type of artists and interact with collectors who might like your work.
Have zero expectations they will ever buy. Never bullshit anyone and only connect with people you respect.
Hope this helps. This would be my own strategy but I am personally still just in the building stage in art so my advice is limited to my own experience as a collector.
Replying to @Oogleyboogley6
Jeremy, could you teach us how to behave to become successful artists and what the proper ways of promoting ourselves are and what strategies are involved?
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gm
"Ignore the noise" owned by @tkcurated
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'Just another sunny day in June'
Entire generations of mainland Chinese have had their collective memories erased. Or maybe the protest at Tiananmen Square really didn't happen. It was just another sunny day wasn't it, on June 4th 1989? I can't remember.
Minted at @objktcom
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Remembering when @tkcurated gifted me a regular 🫡
#victorherbert anniversary
Gm gm
Excited to see my work included in the #NFTNYC2023 Community Artist Showcase next week at NFT.NYC
Collected by @tkcurated :) – at Egmore Nungambakkam, India
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‘We must shape our words till they are thinnest integument for our thoughts. Thoughts are divine.’
Virginia Woolf - Orlando, A Biography, 1928
Isabelle Adjani
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gn amigos :)
Curfew, collected by @tkcurated






























