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Introducing my new project : Bird Stories it is dropping monday at OpenSea at 2 PM EST. This is a collection about my first passion as a child: Bird watching. Observing birds was my first way of learning to recognize shapes, colors, and movements. The influence of this passion...

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Vintage Editions - a brief history and what’s next. In 2023 I released my first 3 editions on eth. My goal was to create a collection of quality vintage animations, on par with my 1/1 artworks. The reception blew me away, over 4,000 folks registered for two artworks with a total of 175 editions. In 2025 I set a goal to go all in and released 5 more editions throughout the year. Bringing the collection to 340 editions via 8 artworks with a total of 168 holders. Each work in this series can take two weeks and even a month to create as I obsesses on each pixel. I’m very proud of how it turned out. My plan is being consistent and adding to the collection yearly, with enough love and time it will become an epic collection of animated vintage loops. Nothing quite like it in our space. At the beginning of the year I set out to make as much work as I can physically can in 2026. I find that healing. keeping my mind busy while dealing with grief. My notebook is of full of ideas and sketches and once again I’m going all in. Excited to see how this collection shapes up in 2026 along with the new distortions series. This week we kick off this year's Vintage Editions next chapter adding two new pieces and one more via a burn in July. The first piece “Mob Mentality” is a special edition of 7 for select top collectors of mine. Minting tomorrow. The second piece is “Hell of a Time”. A bigger edition that includes a free burn in July. aimed to bring more folks into the series. Minting Wednesday. Full details tomorrow. Thanks for reading! Hope to have you on this journey with me.🖤

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27,073 views • 5 months ago

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Every parent begins as a first time parent. I often get responses from parents of older/adult children wishing they’d had access to some of the information I share when their children were younger. You know what? I wish I’d had it too. At the time of my children’s birth I had a masters degree in early childhood education. I was teaching kindergarten. (That’s me in my header photo.) Did it give me an advantage? Maybe to some degree. I certainly had a strong interest, and perhaps a little more knowledge than some. If my son had been born at age 5, I would have crushed this whole parenting thing. But when it came to babies, my knowledge was all academic. On the day our son was born, my wife and I had exactly 0 days experience caring for a baby of our own. The same holds true no matter who you are… every parent begins as a first time parent. And we all make mistakes and learn as we go. I wish I’d had access to the great video examples made possible by social media as both a parent and a teacher… which is why I do what I do here on X. “Back in my day” the primary opportunity to learn about child development was by reading. What an advantage it is to actually see some of these concepts in action. I love thinking this platform might give new parents and grandparents a leg up. But rest assured… we all do the best we can with the knowledge we have. And you were great. So is this terrific new dad, shared to IG by ownitbabe.

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254,402 views • 2 years ago

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Monday at #TheOpen It was a special moment to be able to ask Rory McIlroy a question at #TheOpenChampionship press conference today. In truth, there is a little more to the story than a simple question at a press conference allows (and would be appropriate in that environment!) As many of my followers will know, I've been sober for 11 years now. By the age of 24, I was residing in a homeless shelter. When I got sober and, in amongst all the moving places which often occurs in early recovery, I lost the signed golf balls that I was given by players. Including the one Rory signed for me as those two 16 year olds. It is something I deeply regret. It still stings, and I think about it an unreasonable amount. At least, compared to a normal person who isn't so passionate about this game! Those memories in Dubai are some of the finest of my childhood, and the mementos were a precious reminder. This moment, this one right here, that was my own personal career Grand Slam in a way. To be able to ask a question to Rory in a press conference and create a beautiful personal story arc in the process. Something I could never dream would occur during those darker days. Thank you Rory for taking my question, and best of luck this week.

David Bieleski

75,095 views • 1 year ago

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Three years ago, I had a vision, it was born out of sheer passion and love—a way of saying “I see you”. Today, I reflect on my journey; our journey. What started as a passion, led to something bigger. Bigger smiles on the streets and on everyone who has been a part of this journey. This new chapter is dedicated to the ones who see the true happiness that art can bring and the ones who see the beauty in it, the ones on the streets who have been my muse for far too long, the ones people never take notice of, to you and me. Thank you for being on this journey with me. Here’s to many greater things.🥂

ENIL

21,170 views • 8 months ago

Back in my childhood home in Provence, like every summer. And now with my daughters who at least for a few weeks a year get to live French countryside style, the way their father grew up. Every year when I come back the house has been invaded by vegetation, so I end up spending a significant part of my holidays just cutting the growth, all to redo it all over again the year after 😅 With my daughters reliving my childhood, and me cutting the same vegetation year after year, it probably makes the cycles of nature the major theme of this house. Which is what a childhood home is all about: a place where permanence reveals itself through endless change, a silent witness to your family's transformation.
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Back in my childhood home in Provence, like every summer. And now with my daughters who at least for a few weeks a year get to live French countryside style, the way their father grew up. Every year when I come back the house has been invaded by vegetation, so I end up spending a significant part of my holidays just cutting the growth, all to redo it all over again the year after 😅 With my daughters reliving my childhood, and me cutting the same vegetation year after year, it probably makes the cycles of nature the major theme of this house. Which is what a childhood home is all about: a place where permanence reveals itself through endless change, a silent witness to your family's transformation.

Arnaud Bertrand

134,002 views • 1 year ago

I didnt know anything about this, however, in my first Ibogaine ceremony I was shown many "past" lives and my deaths. One of which I was a female. It started off with me feeling weak and I was looking at my feet in cloth shoes. I asked what is happening, it panned out to third person where I was being drug along a dirt path by two men, they tarred my face and chest and lit me on fire where I suffocated/burned to death and they dropped me. I then was shown the atrocities of many "witches" being burned alive.
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I didnt know anything about this, however, in my first Ibogaine ceremony I was shown many "past" lives and my deaths. One of which I was a female. It started off with me feeling weak and I was looking at my feet in cloth shoes. I asked what is happening, it panned out to third person where I was being drug along a dirt path by two men, they tarred my face and chest and lit me on fire where I suffocated/burned to death and they dropped me. I then was shown the atrocities of many "witches" being burned alive.

AwakenedVeteran22

34,372 views • 11 months ago

I left the UK to ILORIN to surprise my family after being away for about 2yrs. Nobody knew I was coming except for Ustaz Awon Hoodlums as I felt it’s normal to let at least one person know about my journey. Each frame of this post means so much to me and my family and in a long time this is the happiest I’ve been. Alhamdulillah. Frame 1 : My mom Frame 2: My elder bro Frame 3 : My grandma Frame 4 : My sister who had dreamt 2 days earlier that I arrived and told her husband about it, she kept saying “I said it” 😂
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I left the UK to ILORIN to surprise my family after being away for about 2yrs. Nobody knew I was coming except for Ustaz Awon Hoodlums as I felt it’s normal to let at least one person know about my journey. Each frame of this post means so much to me and my family and in a long time this is the happiest I’ve been. Alhamdulillah. Frame 1 : My mom Frame 2: My elder bro Frame 3 : My grandma Frame 4 : My sister who had dreamt 2 days earlier that I arrived and told her husband about it, she kept saying “I said it” 😂

👳🏾‍♂️Mufti Of Ilorin Online 👳🏾‍♂️

608,077 views • 1 year ago

TIMELINE CLEANSE the first of my birds to try out the waterfall bath I made is my little Red Bishop. this made my day! I pray each of you who see this find something in nature today on your travels - no matter what it is, could be a worm or a bush - and take a second to acknowledge it. 🙏🏻
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TIMELINE CLEANSE the first of my birds to try out the waterfall bath I made is my little Red Bishop. this made my day! I pray each of you who see this find something in nature today on your travels - no matter what it is, could be a worm or a bush - and take a second to acknowledge it. 🙏🏻

The Rubber Duck ™

15,500 views • 1 month ago

4 years ago, I created a team with a idea. To create a platformer that immerses you into the gameplay with music, and creativity throughout each level. I didn't know if it was possible, but my team fell in love with the work, and turned this into a passion project that went beyond my expectation. My game 🌱Unrooted🌱, is finally available. Below is a giveaway to celebrate it!
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4 years ago, I created a team with a idea. To create a platformer that immerses you into the gameplay with music, and creativity throughout each level. I didn't know if it was possible, but my team fell in love with the work, and turned this into a passion project that went beyond my expectation. My game 🌱Unrooted🌱, is finally available. Below is a giveaway to celebrate it!

Mizkif

578,971 views • 1 year ago

An army shared their story of how Blue & Grey by Taehyung gave them strength to go on! 👤 The tattoo says ‘where's my angel?’, which is the first line of the song Blue and Grey by BTS. And the reason why I got it is because I was going through a mental breakdown. And then at 4 in the morning, I was listening to BTS, and this is like three weeks into me being a fan of BTS. Then I read the lyrics, and it was the first time I ever heard the song ever in life. And then I read the lyrics, and then this lyric really stuck out to me, so I put it on my chest, under my collarbone. So that's what my tattoo says, it's just a lyric from Blue and Grey because that song means a lot to me. So thank you, Mr. Kim Taehyung, for writing it, because you really saved my life with that one. So I've been good. ( Taehyung’s songs and lyrics have given so many of us comfort. Thank you so much.
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An army shared their story of how Blue & Grey by Taehyung gave them strength to go on! 👤 The tattoo says ‘where's my angel?’, which is the first line of the song Blue and Grey by BTS. And the reason why I got it is because I was going through a mental breakdown. And then at 4 in the morning, I was listening to BTS, and this is like three weeks into me being a fan of BTS. Then I read the lyrics, and it was the first time I ever heard the song ever in life. And then I read the lyrics, and then this lyric really stuck out to me, so I put it on my chest, under my collarbone. So that's what my tattoo says, it's just a lyric from Blue and Grey because that song means a lot to me. So thank you, Mr. Kim Taehyung, for writing it, because you really saved my life with that one. So I've been good. ( Taehyung’s songs and lyrics have given so many of us comfort. Thank you so much.

Taehyung Naver

32,689 views • 1 month ago