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Lil thread about something it's been concerning me for the last two weeks:

Lately I've been revisiting my art pre-NFT and i could appreciate that i was creating without any rush or expectation back then. I don't know if this is a thing it happens to all artists regardless, but i feel my art lost a part of its soul and i want to go back...

Vector PsySurrealism.
Digital artist from Barcelona.
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I've been making a living out of my art since 2014 but most of them were commissions where I could totally go free, or also my own merch. My style didn't change that much, but the workflow did and not sure if I should keep going through this path.

Let me know about your journey artists, has your work been influenced by this space in a bad/good way?

Before the NFT wave, my art was probably more about pure expression, exploration, and personal fulfillment. When external factors like market demand, trends, and expectations enter the picture, it can be hard to maintain that same uninhibited creative flow.

Colors in gradients like voices in a choir ✤✦✶ https://linktr.ee/sebvrtist

hard agree. the thing is that i'm confused and i don't really know if what i think is correct or can be a mistake but it's great that i'm free and can take the direction i want and keep trying.

I barely did any serious art before beginning this journey, but once I started, I never rushed anything or felt the pressure to change my workflow. Sure, people will create faster than you and the market will put a lot of pressure, but sometimes not caring about those things will make your creations a lot better as they're done with care and the necessary time.

I'm a visual artist. I create surreal abstract art.
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