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Remember, according to a cat, its always the Year of the Cat. Illustration by Ben Nguyen (@itsbennguyen ) ___
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Who needs a paddle when you have an excavator? Photo by Alberto Prieto (@alcaparras ) ___
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Instead of stockings, can Santa stuff presents in dép tổ ong? Illustration by @maile.illustrator and @liuloarts ___ .
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To describe something as a “breath of fresh air” is surely an insult amongst fish. Photo by Joshua Chan (@josh.moments ) ___
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For a college project focusing on Tuồng, a musical theatre performance similar to hát bộ, Mai Peng designed several calendar images including this painting about Đào Tam Xuân. Painting by Mai Peng (@_pengpengpengg ) ___
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The rain invites us to become ghosts of the season that haunts us. Illustration by Raquel Cruz (@raaqueelc) ___ .
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“Cities, like dreams, are made of desires and fears … their rules are absurd, their perspectives deceitful, and everything conceals something else.” ― Italo Calvino. Watercolor by Hà Béo (@habeo_watercolor) ___
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I just came to know about Purple DAO. It’s fascinating. You can also take the quiz, learn about Purple DAO, and earn some ETH
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Illustration by (@motquatac ) ___
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“Cities, like dreams, are made of desires and fears … their rules are absurd, their perspectives deceitful, and everything conceals something else.” ― Italo Calvino. Watercolor by Hà Béo (@habeo_watercolor) ___
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Claiming my @socialtoken airdrop and crediting @mirrornft.eth with my social airdrop for being a great friend
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Claiming my @idesign airdrop and crediting @mirrornft.eth with my social airdrop for being a great friend
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Flowers have their own language and every word is present tense. Mixed media artwork by Winnie Truong (@winnietron) ___
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“Being natural is the ultimate secret of our art.” - Toshitsugu Takamatsu Illustration by Kiquy Pham (@kiquypham) ___
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When people ask what Saigon was like in 2024. Photo by Mervin Ting Feng Lee (@surrephoto)
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Some memories consist of a few, carefully placed colors. Painting by Triet Le (@treat.le)
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The Feminine and Memory-Infused Paintings of Malene Reynolds Laugesen. Malene Reynolds Laugesen is a contemporary artist known for her work in a variety of genres, including painting. Her work often explores themes of identity, memory, and human experience. Credit: Malene Reynolds Laugesen
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“Plunged into darkness, the cherry trees unfurl, sway and bend to the rhymth of the water. But what's interesting is that, however they change, they still resemble cherry tress." Illustration by Mèo Trắng (@rajiotaisou)
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Hoi Chan’s vibrant paintings evoke the colors and lightness of marine life. Hoi Chan is a New Orleans-based illustrator whose dreamy artwork has been featured in The New Yorker, Wired, Bloomberg, and more. Hoi draws inspiration from his observations of nature and his personal emotions. His work intricately weaves together elements from the natural world and the complex emotions that exist in the human mind. Hoi shares, “My work is largely inspired by my connection to the natural environment around me. Having spent my formative years in Hong Kong, I found great inspiration in the tropical temperatures. The humid breeze, lush vegetation, and abundant rainfall all combine to influence my vibrant works.” Cre: @hoichandraws
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