Rodeo

Oooh okay, now I see why everybody likes Rodeo. It’s a lot of fun, and I’m excited to have found so much cool art on there already! 🖤

My Top 9 on @rodeodotclub featuring @francoisegamma, @bujubuneng, @canekzapata, @electric-word, @flintpope, @pixlpa, @compusophy, and others

Brillo-pad salesperson level two.
Digital artist on Objkt & Rodeo.

bit.ly/FlintObjkt

Coder, musician, artist.

https://www.theelectricword.com/boids/


Multi-style Pixel Art ▪
Electronic Music ▪
Illustration ▪ 
Broken English ▪
'70s '80s style inspired ▪
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Digitally embodied entity using the internet to draw animated GIFS (for Netscape 3.04).

https://linktr.ee/francoisegamma

The creative social network. ✳︎ rodeo.club

Mathematics/Design linktr.ee/sinusoidalsnail
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I have no idea what is going on there, or any where, I just wing it

off & onchain operations
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Problem solving is my jam😎
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Yes, I totally get where you’re coming from. And for those reasons, I’m only gonna use Tezos for minting plain text. Even though I believe Zora does allow minting text. But I’m not really feeling it with the new Zora.

However, Rodeo maybe serves a nice purpose for me. Because it’s been really difficult to figure out what will and won’t format correctly prior to minting text on Tezos. The previews don’t match the end result, and I end up having to use trial and error, and burn stuff.

So, for things that I can’t get to format easily, I like that Rodeo is perhaps a place I can use those. Because I can use some colors and stuff, get them aligned how I want them, then screen shot them.

So to me, Rodeo maybe serves a nice purpose. Because it’s a place I can mint things I wouldn’t have done otherwise on Tezos. But I totally understand what you mean, and I agree.

I want to start posting there more, but I also feel that my work is with more than a few pennies so I’m conflicted. I also wish people had more than a 24 hour window to collect