Catch this OE piece by tz2W37ZJk9ifRun9vXucb3tunBz3bH9JfSsH while it’s available! https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1VRhDm251TejTtmBFDXpY7dY3eq56Ty5Xx/18?ref=tz1bqhA5Q2o9fRdToVwi6o7oeq9sBvjAmjjG
TINYSOUL's profile on objkt.com
Influenced by meme culture and digital folklore, tinysoul creates whimsical, dreamlike vignettes that blend the familiar with the fantastical , exploreing nostalgia, cultural memory, and the fluidity of digital culture.
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correct me if i'm wrong but this frog must be doing at least 30 mph https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1VRhDm251TejTtmBFDXpY7dY3eq56Ty5Xx/16
Moss Blob
Moss Blob feels less like a character that was invented than one that was quietly discovered. With nothing more than two glossy eyes emerging from a soft green form, it transforms an ordinary texture into a creature with an unmistakable presence. It lives in the internet's habit of giving life to the smallest visual accidents until they begin to feel strangely familiar. The animation presents a fuzzy green blob that resembles a piece of moss, a plush toy, and an unknown species all at once. Its minimal movement gives it a calm, watchful personality, making the creature feel content simply existing. The lack of unnecessary detail leaves room for imagination, inviting viewers to project their own story onto it.
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We can’t just sell art We have to sell a movement
Adorable Skunks Foraging on Grass
ALT: Adorable Skunks Foraging on Grass
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"What happens when a bug looks better than the thing you were trying to make?" Nice article today on OBJKTOR about Víctor Arce's work, written by Pablo Castellano (Baroque Nose). https://blog.objkt.com/post/victor-arce-kept-the-bug
Víctor Arce Kept the Bug — objktor
Pablo Castellano explores how Víctor Arce turns a transparency glitch into two restless animated cubes, tracing the links between familiar internet imagery, music, and the pleasure of looking again.
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Hello my Objkt fam! Finally, a reason to consider moving over from X to @bsky.app 🥳
