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E40 - Making Legend

E40 - Making Legend

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09 Oct 2022126 EDITIONS
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01. News

dev.eth liquidation sale

It would appear that the market is back in action, as evidenced by the huge success of new projects on both the primary and secondary. Nothing signified the reinvigorated market for old projects quite like the auction-like sales of nearly the entirety of dev.eth's collection.

Calmer waters #8

The rush culminated the in the accepted offers for FOUR Garden, Monoliths from friend of the podcast lemonde2d.

Garden, Monoliths #190

Much of the work went at very nice prices. Check out the history on some of these pieces and don't be afraid of putting out offers in the future; you never know what might be accepted!

Tych #238
De/Frag #221
Loom #152

Bright Moments - Venice Beach

fxhash is at its first official event in the US this weekend with Bright Moments. In addition to a gallery that has been curated by Tender, there is an exclusive live minting + plotting (!) experience for an amazing work by Piter Pasma.

Industrial Devolution

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For anyone interested in learning more about Piter, be sure to listen to our interview!

Impossible Dune, Piter Pasma

Impossible Dune is available on Foundation.

Which project of Piter's is your favorite on fxhash? We both think that Industrial Devolution takes the crown, followed by Hypergiraffe.

Hypergiraffe

#28 shows the industrial coils we discuss on the show. Spiral notebook or cooling tubes, you decide :)

Industrial Devolution #28

Trinity thinks Monotau's Omega Point feels thematically similar to Industrial Devolution; each piece of both projects could be seen as a single snapshot of a larger place / organism. Will agrees, with the additional insight that this could be applied to PLANET ERROR as well.

Omega Point
1 / 16
PLANET ERROR

02. Projects of the Week

Rituals - Venice

Trinity cheated this week and picked an Art Blocks project from last year as one of her favorites this week.

Rituals - Venice #719

If you haven't experienced Rituals - Venice before, take a listen to this variation with the 'heartbeat' trait. For more fun sound projects, check out Will's gallery 'Waiting_To_Be_Sound'.


September

September

Will minted a dark background that he unfortunately sold soon after mint.

September #45

Are there Anticyclone vibes to this project? Definitely praise of the highest degree.

Anticycle #96, William Mapan (on Art Blocks)

Teaboswell has an impressive history of projects on fxhash. For those who haven't looked in awhile, we highly recommend you take a look down memory lane...

ASSEMBLING MACHINE
Fracture
Hydrangea & Patchwork
Love

Enough Tyler content yet? Kenconsumer interviewed him on a recent episode of Arbitrarily Deterministic:

More September variations that were discussed on the show. Something yellow...

September #365

...something blue...

September #208
September #197
September #84
September #58

Overall, a strong project by Tyler, gotta keep 'em coming!

A 5x3 grid of September

Lineage

Lineage

Lineage matches the coding skills of twistie with the drawing style of Tim Maxwell. Much of the latter's work can be found on Objkt.

The Exaggerated Uphill Battle Of Tommy Trustfinger Realizing NFT’s Were A Scam, Tim Maxwell (on Objkt)

Tim's work non-fxhash work can be found on Objkt.

Twistie was prolific during beta, with Sunder: Hills being their most recent work on the platform.

Sunder: Hills

If your piece is both interesting and not annoying, you might have a chance to get a hand drawn edition!

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Although most variations of Lineage are fully penciled, there are some that embrace white space. Some may love it, some may not, it's up to you to decide.

Lineage #4

#37 and #38 are both good exhibits of Lineage folding into horizontal space, rather than the squared of 'hallway' approach that is common in the project.

Lineage #37
Lineage #38

Both Will and Trinity are fond of #51 with its stand-out darkness and use of both horizontal and vertical intersections that lend to a moire pattern

Lineage #51

Trinity calls out Tim's code + drawing work on Versum as both interesting and affordable. Degenerative Visionary (or) Saturation Of Practically All Reason is so cool!

Degenerative Visionary (or) Saturation Of Practically All Reason, Tim Maxwell (on Versum)

Ordinary Places

Ordinary Places

Willard is back at it with mid-century update to the mood and atmosphere of Southern Gothic.

Southern Gothic

WILLARD references two works of inspiration for Ordinary Places. You can read more about Twentysix Gasoline Stations by Edward Ruscha and Water Tower by Bernd & Hilla Becher here and here.

#48 displays some of the inherent risks with this style of art with layered elements; the barn, water tower, and gas station are all stacked on top of each other.

Ordinary Places #48

Will appreciates the simplicity inherent in #57 and #58, with simple horizons and cemeteries providing interest to the simple gas station motif.

Ordinary Places #57
Ordinary Places #139

'Section Cut' is a rare trait that gives a more detailed view of the water tower.

Ordinary Places #103

The skeleton in the ground isn't a feature at all, but a fun little easter egg.

Ordinary Places #238

Ordinary Places reminds Trinity of driving through rural Pennsylvania, with the tall gas station signs looming over the turnpike.


Elo

Elo

Elo is yet another stand-out project that represents a huge shift from the popular trees that gpitombo has released in the past. Between the variety of style there is something for everybody.

(ps - the floor on Morning Mist is pretty low if you were looking to pick it up)

(pps - be sure to check out both Bougainvillea projects to find the lower floor)

Bougainvillea
Morning Mist
created bygpitombo
owned byKyoobN

Elo #90

Elo #90
created bygpitombo
owned byjpg.tez

Elo #89

Elo #89

As a member of the clewcrew, Trinity has an obligation to point out (in a good way!) the cool vibes between Elo and #symmetriclew. Robin's Osminum evokes similar feelings, as well.

created bygpitombo
owned byABOSCH

Elo #144

Elo #144
#symmetriClew
Osminum

Crash Euphoria

Crash Euphoria

The latest release from Chris McCully is an absolute fun one! Will minted #224 and totally gets Giant Steps vibes from the lines, shapes, and colors.

Crash Euphoria #224
Giant Steps

Trinity's take of Crash Euphoria is that of a psychedelic circus. The woven ones are fun, too.

Crash Euphoria #13
Crash Euphoria #110

Chris is also starting to livestream his coding sessions. Like & subscribe on Twitch to engage in the fun!


03. Shoutouts

ostinato

ostinato

More kenconsumer! Check out his interview with pixelwank:

ostinato #70

Such a wide range of abstractness, much wow!


#0024 - Sustainability

#0024 - Sustainability

Apologies for mention Farbteiler every single episode, but its fabric feel is near and dear to Trinity.

Farbteiler #17

Queue us talking about a ton of variations...

#0024 - Sustainability #44
#0024 - Sustainability #7
#0024 - Sustainability #15
#0024 - Sustainability #93
#27, #28, and #29 make a nice triptych

WootScoot's Twitter thread about being bummed by speculation on the daily projects. If anyone else has ideas, jump in :)


Entropes

Entropes

Comparisons were made to Impressions of Order from a few weeks ago:

Impressions of Order

A few palettes for you....

Homework:

created byKamau Kamau+1
owned byTHOTH

Entropes #20

Entropes #20

Toast (with a patch of butter in the middle, 'natch):

Entropes #18

Trinity's favorite Seltzer:

Entropes #77

Trinity minted this one with a cool 'low' density (dencity?) packing:

created byKamau Kamau+1
owned byredli

Entropes #44

Entropes #44

symphony redux

symphony redux

Pepe aka EDG re-released symphony with updated code and previews. If you hold any symphony, go and mint the update for free!

OG symphony for comparison:

symphony

Ari's Thread

Ari's Thread

Natt

Natt

We love Unicorn Cotton Candy, as well :)

Unicorn Cotton Candy

Will related Natt to mandybrigwell's most recent release:

The Last Days of Fire and Steel

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Out—Land

Jeres never disappoints. Here is a fun new project for holders of Here, After.

Here, After

Sketch F

Sketch F

Both of these pieces are from the same project, how cool is that?!

Sketch F #23 and #24

Twistings

Twistings

Tuesday

Tuesday

04. Looking Ahead

A ton of work that either came out right after recording (i.e., we will almost definitely talk about this next week), or more in a future TBD state. Either way, it's allllllll looking good.

Yazid released Ir/rational Beauty. Spoiler alert: Trinity got the one she wanted and Will found a great one on the secondary.

Ir/rational Beauty

Phlins also released a new project on Friday:

golyt

How can anyone not be looking forward to The Fire Within? Yi-Wen LIN won our hearts in early beta with Threads and Circles, and the progression to this work is absolutely insane.

The Fire Within
Threads
Circles #51

Robert Hodgin has teamed up with Tender for another very cool collaboration, Holons. Expect a release date the week of 10 Oct.

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Last (and never least), fan favorite M.J. Lindow has confirmed via tweet that we should be expecting something new on fxhash soon!


...and that's a wrap for this week, folks! Thanks as always for tuning in and reading along. Never hesitate to reach out for feedback, love, or hot tips.

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Until next time... :)

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