May 29, 2023 - June 4, 2023

We are excited to announce that holders of the SHILLR Media Core Pass will be able to burn 1 Core Pass for a POSTWOOK edition 🔥

The claim will start Wednesday June 7 at 1PM EST and will be open until the end of SHILLR Media Season 1 🗓️

As always, Premium Pass holders will be airdropped an edition, no burn or action required! 🤝

This week saw two VAULT3D releases from Cath Simard and Summer Wagner!

We are excited to share that the 4th episode of the VAULT3D Podcast with Summer Wagner is now LIVE on all of your favorite audio platforms!

Introducing our 4th VAULT3D Podcast guest, Cath Simard.

Cath is a landscape photographer who blends reality & imagination to create surreal blue mountain composites. Her process is rigorous and not for the faint of heart, come see why:

“I love the outdoors. I love the mountains, I love the bears, I love to hike at night. I'm a little bit, I don't wanna say crazy, but maybe fearless, I would say, but I think that's just part of who I am. And, um, I just love to push myself mentally and physically and that's what really allows me to, uh, to actually connect with my work and be proud of myself.” - Cath Simard, SHILLR VAULT3D Podcast, Episode 5.

For any Media Pass Holders, join our Discord and verify via Vulcan to hear the episode hosted by our Director of Media, Boona! The episode will be available on all platforms soon!

We released two CURAT3D episodes this week from Bonafidehan and John Karborn!

We are excited to share that the 7th episode of the CURAT3D Podcast with John Karborn is now LIVE on all of your favorite audio platforms!

Han is the founder of Deca and has one of the most legendary Fidenza collections in web3! We dive into his"why", object permanence, &  mental models around onboarding. Join us, as we dive deep with Han for our 8th episode of CURAT3D. 

“Money speaks to everyone, but, you know, art speaks across time. It's one of those few things that survive civilizations and through the erosion of time, these cultural objects are often, sometimes the only thing that exists after, hundreds or even thousands of years have passed.” - Bonafidehan, SHILLR CURAT3D Podcast, Episode 8.

For any Media Pass Holders, join our Discord and verify via Vulcan to hear the episode hosted by our Director of Media, Boona! The episode will be available on all platforms soon!

Last week, on Why Art? with SHILLR, we had a fun chat with Rocky Pocky surrounding his art collecting journey in web3. Often times, we hear artist being burdened by the idea of utility, Rocky has a clear definition of what it means to him:

“I think the artists sometimes do feel a lot of pressure to like, you know, bring utility to their collectors and like they'll feel bad if the floor price is down and then whoever collected previously paid more for a piece or whatever. But honestly, for me, I don't really give a fuck about that kind of stuff.” - Rocky Pocky, Why Art? w/ SHILLR.

To hear the rest of the interview with Rocky, tap the link for the full recording!

On PROMPT3D, we went down the rabbit hole with Dan regarding AI from the developer perspective. When chatting through concerns from the developer community surrounding AI, this was Dan's response:

“I think the most fascinating thing about using it as a developer is that I feel like I'm coding less, but I'm learning more, and when I ask it questions, it doesn't just give me the code I ask for. It teaches me.” - Dan Leveille, PROMPT3D w/ SHILLR | Presented by DeviantArt.

To listen back to the full conversation with Dan, click the link to go to the recording.

"Truth shines in the night" by Lidu |

Well done to Lidu for their visual interpretation of the above haiku!

Tap links to set a reminder on Twitter! 👇

June 5: Why Art? w/ SHILLR 🖼️ 🤔 - Monday at 12pm PST

June 7: Office Hours w/ SHILLR 📤 - Wednesday at 12pm PST

June 8: PROMPT3D w/ SHILLR | Presented by DeviantArt 🤖 - Thursday at 12pm PST

June 9: Vibe w/ SHILLR ✨ - Friday at 12pm PST

"ACK's Grand Recital"

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“the unanswered question”

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“|.”

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“BACKYARD POLITICS“

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“Glitchy Squiggle #6052”

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1/ DC is an artist who uses xerography to create intricate black and white artwork that reflect future dystopia. Their work visualizes themes like destruction, technological dependency, pessimistic futurism & mass impending doom.

2/ I vibe with DC's art because their process of creation results in incredible textures, shadows & patterns and allows them to pack so much detail into each piece. For instance, the majority of their subjects' faces reveal motherboards, accentuating the notion of tech dependency.

3/ A great entry into DC's work is through 'Crusher' (Nifty Gateway link). The level of detail on this piece is insane. The gritty vibe given off by the tattered flag, glitched bird & skeleton crew play well into the seriousness that is the destruction of war.

4/ If I had unlimited ETH I would cop 'Doomtech' (Foundation link). A boy sits in front of a wall of interconnected modules, his look saying "this is our life now, this is reality". The spider necklace suggests impending doom, the butterflies represent a last glimpse of hope.

5/ You should scope out DC's work because I've personally never seen anything like it. Their art is crisp and pops, which is impressive given the b&w nature of their work. Their themes are worth sitting with, displaying the worst of the future in the most beautiful way possible.

If you're interested in checking out other artists I've featured or would like to recommend someone I should look into, head over to the below thread. Thanks for reading! ☕️ ✨ 💚

Bernardo @bernardo_cafe

Hey kid, looks like you're searching for some art. Come see what I have in store 👇

5:52 PM ∙ Jan 23, 2023

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A new section of the newsletter this week, guest curated by artist and curator Rebecca Rose, bringing to light opportunities for grants and art submissions.

Here are 6 opportunities to submit to (click hyperlinks):

• Save Art Space is hosting a call for artists for New York Billboards with a theme of Plant/Human Hybridity. Only still images are accepted, and the deadline is June 19, 2023. The exhibition will take place on August 21, 2023. It is open to all digital artists internationally, with a $10 entry fee.

• Innovate Grant is offering a grant opportunity for digital/traditional art and photography. All art mediums are accepted, and the theme is open. The deadline is June 22, 2023. Two artists will receive a $1800 grant, and there is a $35 entry fee.

• Cue Art Foundation is calling for artists for a solo gallery show in Manhattan. The theme is open, and the exhibition will run throughout 2024. It is open to US-based artists, with a $10 entry fee. The deadline is June 30, 2023.

• Circ Artist Grant is offering a grant opportunity for digital art (still images only) with an open theme. The deadline is June 30, 2023. Two artists will receive a $1000 grant, and there is a $25 entry fee. It is open to all digital artists internationally.

• The Niels Bohr Institute is hosting an artist residency in Copenhagen, Denmark, focused on arts and science. The theme is black holes, gravitational waves, and time. The residency length is 3 months, and the deadline is July 1, 2023. It is open to all digital artists internationally, with travel costs and accommodation included. There is no entry fee.

• The Boynes Artist Award is an art prize specifically for photography. The theme is open, and the deadline is July 30, 2023. It is open to all photographers internationally. The award is $2000, with an entry fee of $28/35.

Retweet the original tweet so more artists can see it!

• You can now chat, jump, dance (if you want to) & more in oncyber

• Zora release a documentary on Jack Butcher and Visualize Value

• Doodles announce a partnership with CAMP, for an upcoming retail experience

• Sotheby’s announce the largest ever digital art auction, from June 1-15

• Fewocious’ project FEWOS is revealing in August, all 20,000 of them

• Fellowship announces their second line-up of artists for Post-Photographic Perspectives II

• Etherscan added advanced filtering to their site, making on-chain data easier to read

• Artist Shavonne Wong shares a thread on Marketing in Web3 and what an artist can do (spoiler, social media is not a prerequisite)

• DeeZe has some non-financial advice on how he managed to trade his way through several bull and bear markets

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May 29, 2023 - June 4, 2023

We are excited to announce that holders of the SHILLR Media Core Pass will be able to burn 1 Core Pass for a POSTWOOK edition 🔥

The claim will start Wednesday June 7 at 1PM EST and will be open until the end of SHILLR Media Season 1 🗓️

As always, Premium Pass holders will be airdropped an edition, no burn or action required! 🤝

This week saw two VAULT3D releases from Cath Simard and Summer Wagner!

We are excited to share that the 4th episode of the VAULT3D Podcast with Summer Wagner is now LIVE on all of your favorite audio platforms!

Introducing our 4th VAULT3D Podcast guest, Cath Simard.

Cath is a landscape photographer who blends reality & imagination to create surreal blue mountain composites. Her process is rigorous and not for the faint of heart, come see why:

“I love the outdoors. I love the mountains, I love the bears, I love to hike at night. I'm a little bit, I don't wanna say crazy, but maybe fearless, I would say, but I think that's just part of who I am. And, um, I just love to push myself mentally and physically and that's what really allows me to, uh, to actually connect with my work and be proud of myself.” - Cath Simard, SHILLR VAULT3D Podcast, Episode 5.

For any Media Pass Holders, join our Discord and verify via Vulcan to hear the episode hosted by our Director of Media, Boona! The episode will be available on all platforms soon!

We released two CURAT3D episodes this week from Bonafidehan and John Karborn!

We are excited to share that the 7th episode of the CURAT3D Podcast with John Karborn is now LIVE on all of your favorite audio platforms!

Han is the founder of Deca and has one of the most legendary Fidenza collections in web3! We dive into his"why", object permanence, &  mental models around onboarding. Join us, as we dive deep with Han for our 8th episode of CURAT3D. 

“Money speaks to everyone, but, you know, art speaks across time. It's one of those few things that survive civilizations and through the erosion of time, these cultural objects are often, sometimes the only thing that exists after, hundreds or even thousands of years have passed.” - Bonafidehan, SHILLR CURAT3D Podcast, Episode 8.

For any Media Pass Holders, join our Discord and verify via Vulcan to hear the episode hosted by our Director of Media, Boona! The episode will be available on all platforms soon!

Last week, on Why Art? with SHILLR, we had a fun chat with Rocky Pocky surrounding his art collecting journey in web3. Often times, we hear artist being burdened by the idea of utility, Rocky has a clear definition of what it means to him:

“I think the artists sometimes do feel a lot of pressure to like, you know, bring utility to their collectors and like they'll feel bad if the floor price is down and then whoever collected previously paid more for a piece or whatever. But honestly, for me, I don't really give a fuck about that kind of stuff.” - Rocky Pocky, Why Art? w/ SHILLR.

To hear the rest of the interview with Rocky, tap the link for the full recording!

On PROMPT3D, we went down the rabbit hole with Dan regarding AI from the developer perspective. When chatting through concerns from the developer community surrounding AI, this was Dan's response:

“I think the most fascinating thing about using it as a developer is that I feel like I'm coding less, but I'm learning more, and when I ask it questions, it doesn't just give me the code I ask for. It teaches me.” - Dan Leveille, PROMPT3D w/ SHILLR | Presented by DeviantArt.

To listen back to the full conversation with Dan, click the link to go to the recording.

"Truth shines in the night" by Lidu |

Well done to Lidu for their visual interpretation of the above haiku!

Tap links to set a reminder on Twitter! 👇

June 5: Why Art? w/ SHILLR 🖼️ 🤔 - Monday at 12pm PST

June 7: Office Hours w/ SHILLR 📤 - Wednesday at 12pm PST

June 8: PROMPT3D w/ SHILLR | Presented by DeviantArt 🤖 - Thursday at 12pm PST

June 9: Vibe w/ SHILLR ✨ - Friday at 12pm PST

"ACK's Grand Recital"

Tap media or title to go to source ☝️

“the unanswered question”

Tap media or title to go to source ☝️

“|.”

Tap media or title to go to source ☝️

“BACKYARD POLITICS“

Tap media or title to go to source ☝️

“Glitchy Squiggle #6052”

Tap media or title to go to source ☝️

1/ DC is an artist who uses xerography to create intricate black and white artwork that reflect future dystopia. Their work visualizes themes like destruction, technological dependency, pessimistic futurism & mass impending doom.

2/ I vibe with DC's art because their process of creation results in incredible textures, shadows & patterns and allows them to pack so much detail into each piece. For instance, the majority of their subjects' faces reveal motherboards, accentuating the notion of tech dependency.

3/ A great entry into DC's work is through 'Crusher' (Nifty Gateway link). The level of detail on this piece is insane. The gritty vibe given off by the tattered flag, glitched bird & skeleton crew play well into the seriousness that is the destruction of war.

4/ If I had unlimited ETH I would cop 'Doomtech' (Foundation link). A boy sits in front of a wall of interconnected modules, his look saying "this is our life now, this is reality". The spider necklace suggests impending doom, the butterflies represent a last glimpse of hope.

5/ You should scope out DC's work because I've personally never seen anything like it. Their art is crisp and pops, which is impressive given the b&w nature of their work. Their themes are worth sitting with, displaying the worst of the future in the most beautiful way possible.

If you're interested in checking out other artists I've featured or would like to recommend someone I should look into, head over to the below thread. Thanks for reading! ☕️ ✨ 💚

Bernardo @bernardo_cafe

Hey kid, looks like you're searching for some art. Come see what I have in store 👇

5:52 PM ∙ Jan 23, 2023

507Likes107Retweets

A new section of the newsletter this week, guest curated by artist and curator Rebecca Rose, bringing to light opportunities for grants and art submissions.

Here are 6 opportunities to submit to (click hyperlinks):

• Save Art Space is hosting a call for artists for New York Billboards with a theme of Plant/Human Hybridity. Only still images are accepted, and the deadline is June 19, 2023. The exhibition will take place on August 21, 2023. It is open to all digital artists internationally, with a $10 entry fee.

• Innovate Grant is offering a grant opportunity for digital/traditional art and photography. All art mediums are accepted, and the theme is open. The deadline is June 22, 2023. Two artists will receive a $1800 grant, and there is a $35 entry fee.

• Cue Art Foundation is calling for artists for a solo gallery show in Manhattan. The theme is open, and the exhibition will run throughout 2024. It is open to US-based artists, with a $10 entry fee. The deadline is June 30, 2023.

• Circ Artist Grant is offering a grant opportunity for digital art (still images only) with an open theme. The deadline is June 30, 2023. Two artists will receive a $1000 grant, and there is a $25 entry fee. It is open to all digital artists internationally.

• The Niels Bohr Institute is hosting an artist residency in Copenhagen, Denmark, focused on arts and science. The theme is black holes, gravitational waves, and time. The residency length is 3 months, and the deadline is July 1, 2023. It is open to all digital artists internationally, with travel costs and accommodation included. There is no entry fee.

• The Boynes Artist Award is an art prize specifically for photography. The theme is open, and the deadline is July 30, 2023. It is open to all photographers internationally. The award is $2000, with an entry fee of $28/35.

Retweet the original tweet so more artists can see it!

• You can now chat, jump, dance (if you want to) & more in oncyber

• Zora release a documentary on Jack Butcher and Visualize Value

• Doodles announce a partnership with CAMP, for an upcoming retail experience

• Sotheby’s announce the largest ever digital art auction, from June 1-15

• Fewocious’ project FEWOS is revealing in August, all 20,000 of them

• Fellowship announces their second line-up of artists for Post-Photographic Perspectives II

• Etherscan added advanced filtering to their site, making on-chain data easier to read

• Artist Shavonne Wong shares a thread on Marketing in Web3 and what an artist can do (spoiler, social media is not a prerequisite)

• DeeZe has some non-financial advice on how he managed to trade his way through several bull and bear markets

Subscribe now

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