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Amber Waves of Gain by @npub1x705...z7u4 "This sculpture celebrates the beauty and freedom inherit in farming — and drawing many parallels to Bitcoin. Wooden sculpture made mostly from carved basswood and painted with acrylics. Base is oiled walnut."

Artist Feature @Bitcoin Apex "More than just Money" and "Hal Finney" Drawn with 12 different pencils and two mechanical pencil leads, a set square, brush, and electric eraser.

Bitcoin Art Podcast w/ Asanoha - Ep. 3 ft. Yonat Vaks 🔥

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Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub139sq...w6n6 🎨 "THE WHOLE ENTIRE UNIVERSE" Work in progress…

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub1a3um...mdj6 🎨 "After the hype and the correction, in the closing weeks of 2018 capitulation set in and the market saw an unexpected additional big drop… Satoshi, pointing towards this sudden decrease in price summons the bulls"

We are very excited to announce the launch of a new show hosted by the talented @npub1ze76...0qfc, The Movement of Art, presented to you courtesy of @Bitcoin Art Magazine ⚡️ In this inaugural episode, Yonat hosts a round table discussion with Sam Kimbrow (General Manager of Bitcoin auction platform @Scarce.City) and Asanoha (Founder of @Bitcoin Art Magazine). Together they speak about the meaning of Bitcoin culture. Does it even exist? Are there norms? Habits? Do you pass a socialization process? Bitcoiners like to see themselves as free thinkers – is that in conflict with this? This is the beginning of a series that will discuss a range of topics with multiple guests. With two episodes a month, each episode will be released on the most propitious days of the 8th and 21st each month. Please remember to like, subscribe and share 🧡

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Bitcoin Art Magazine

Bitcoin Art Magazine

The world's first Bitcoin Art Magazine. Featuring the art of Fractal Encrypt, Madex, Mear One, Bitcoin Trading Cards, Asanoha and many more.

Artist Feature 🎨 Rare Scrilla ⚡️ "His physical pieces often feature iconic meme archetypes like honey badgers (money badgers), whales, polar bears, and rare Pepes, recontextualized as modern mythos. These aren’t just visual cues–they’re part of a symbolic language that speaks to market cycles, digital identity, and the absurdist beauty of internet-native culture."

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub1ugp8...3up2 "FISTSIZE. IDEOLOGY. DREAM BIG. REALITY IS BIGGER." #bitcoinart #artstr #art

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub186k2...9hv0 BTCMiner v.1 and CYPHERBOARD v.1 "Woodworker, creator, privacy advocate, sound protector, tech geek, searching for free-market solutions. One of the founding fathers of the #2140movement, sharing cypherpunk ethos and values through art/music/money and culture." #bitcoinart #artstr #art

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub1cax0...cjwe "I'm a visionary artist who combines the raw energy of graffiti, the sustainability of recycled materials, and the revolutionary spirit of Bitcoin." #artstr #bitcoinart

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub1k6rr...x6lp "His decentralized nature, limited supply, ability to thrive under adversarial conditions, as well as his insatiable appetite for all the fiat money printed out of thin air, scare the living daylights out of authorities." #artstr #art #bitcoinart

Artist Feature ⚡️ @npub12kr0...c3jy "In 2011, Schaefer gained international recognition for his art with a series depicting banks on fire, in protest of financial crimes." #artstr #bitcoinart #art

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Bitcoin Art Podcast w/ Asanoha - Ep. 2 ft. @AmyDiGi 🔥

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6 Art Tips from @npub1d0ql...3pyh What is your favorite media? Adam: I have worked with all kinds of materials during my studies and I don't have a favorite. There are materials that are suitable and unsuitable for a given job. - Stone Mosaic: When working with natural stone mosaic, take breaks from using the mosaic hammer. Working for 5 hours without a break will result in less and poorer quality work than working for 5 hours with 5 breaks. - Paint: When working with paint brushes, be aware that there are two types. Those for working with water-based paints and those for solvent-based paints. - Pyrography: When working with a pyrograph, it is almost certain that you will burn yourself at some point! - Pencil: When working with a pencil, please do not sharpen it with a sharpener. It just doesn't look serious... - Carving: If you happen to be making a night light out of a gourd, the best way to achieve the necessary transparency of the material is to work in the evening with a light bulb inserted inside the bottle. This way, you can control how thin to make the shell before piercing it. - Glass: When working with glass, wear safety goggles. I once slept with a 6 mm piece of glass in my eye. In the morning, I realized how lucky I was. I have no idea how there were no consequences!

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