When crafting these Profile Pictures, the goal was bridging two worlds—capturing that recognizable digital aesthetic while pulling threads from classical art history. Think brushstrokes that whisper of oil paintings and Renaissance traditions, yet unmistakably anchored in the raw, unfiltered spirit of NFT culture.

The vision? Creating something that feels hand-painted, timeless even, but carries the rebellious DNA of rugcore NFTs. A pope figure that doesn't just sit in galleries—it belongs on blockchain, wearing its pixelated heritage like a badge.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 12-03 04:04

NGL, mixing classical art into NFTs like this feels a bit like an awkward imitation.

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SandwichTrader

· 12-03 03:58

Classical oil paintings combined with on-chain pixel art—this clash is a bit wild, I love it.

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YieldWhisperer

· 12-03 03:52

lmao "rebellious DNA of rugcore NFTs" is actually just code for "we're betting you won't check the contract" ngl. seen this exact narrative flourish back in 2021, feels like watching a death spiral before it happens

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