Colored Merit Cards Revealed! - Creativity (Blue): For original, boundary-pushing ideas. - Skill Mastery (Gold): For mastering a creative technique. - Effort (Orange): For dedicated hard work on projects. - Versatility (Green): For excelling across multiple styles. - Impact

🟦Moeshit (@moesh1t) Moeshit builds experimental 2D pixel art that breaks old rules. Grabbed me today: His coder angel. A maid in black types green code at a desk.

Overall Talent Assessment: XCOPY (@XCOPYART) XCOPY builds glitchy digital art for fifteen years now. He blends neon glows and broken code in NFTs on dark chaos. Top brands grab his designs. Nifty Gateway lists his works. He hits top sales in crypto art history. Grabbed

My Hidden Talent You really don’t know anything about me. You think I’m stupid because I can’t talk. It’s not my fault my brain works differently. You think if you talk very loudly and enunciate very clearly I might understand. The truth is, you don’t need to talk at

Overall Talent Assessment: Fvckrender (@fvckrender) Fvckrender makes strange digital art over five years. He puts clear 3D forms and big plants in NFTs on calm and mess. Supreme campaigns use his work. SuperRare sells his pieces. He got top 10 in blockchain strange art for

@summergwagner Good art criticism needs honest negative feedback. Without it, artists stop growing, produce less, and risk irrelevance. But profiles like mine skip the criticism because art has so much to love. Fun fact: Picasso said tough reviews sharpened his Cubist style. In a world

🟦Sofia Crespo ( @soficrespo91 ) Sofia Crespo fuses AI with biological data to birth hybrid creatures that blur the line between organic evolution and digital dreams. Her pieces in Infinite Images: The Art of Algorithms at the Toledo Museum of Art run through November 30,

To see where your attention goes, picture your mind like an X algorithm. List the keywords trending right now😆. That's what you're focusing on. Currently trending on "Overall": - Art 🖼️ - Artists 👨‍🎨 - Stories 📖 - Merit cards 🟦 - Talent 🤺 - Skills ✍️ - Digital 💻 -

If you allow yourself to learn who you really are by paying attention to that voice and force within you, then you can become what you were fated to become—an individual, a Master.

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🟧Sougwen Chung (@sougwen) Sougwen teams up humans and robots for drawings that trace nature's quiet changes over time. Her show Ecologies of Becoming at Kunsthalle Vogelmann runs through December, packing in years of hands-on machine sketches. #sougwenchung

Impact (🟪) Strengths 🦾: Nostalgic minimalism; fleeting life amid solitude; raw, clutter-free wonder. Overall rating: 90% #pixelart #pixelartist

🟩Louis Dazy (@louisdazy) Louis mixes portrait shots with animation and light tricks to make dreamy, old-timey scenes that pull you in. His April spot in BASIC Magazine showed off how he switches easy between dark film looks and spacey edges. #louisdazy

Strengths 🦾: Precise composition, evocative lighting, thematic consistency, visceral emotion, conceptual depth. Overall rating: 92%

Overall Talent Assessment: John Getchel (@JohnGetchel) John Getchel's been at it for 40 years, out in the desert turning storms into shots that hit hard. Grabbed me this year: his lightning selfie from that wild Arizona night. Him dead center, dwarfed by forks of fire

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Matisse's Late Bloom Henri Matisse was a French artist known for his bright colors and fresh ideas in modern art. In 1941, when he was in his 70s, cancer hit him hard. Surgery left him weak and stuck in a wheelchair. He couldn't paint with brushes anymore. But Matisse didn't

A little reminder for artists: You don’t have to feel bad when you see people on your timeline catching the next 100x or making quick money. We only see the wins, never the thousands of losses. Most people who chase fast profits don’t end up rich. They end up distracted, burned

"I became interested in photography about six years ago. At the time, I was working as a commercial cinematographer... and I completely fell in love with the medium: the way it allows depicting narrative moments with just a single frame — and being able to express myself without

See? Proof positive that success doesn't demand elaborate masterpieces, just take a peek at this. I'm still scratching my head over what magic makes this profile so magnetic, but damn if it doesn't pull it off effortlessly.

Overall Talent Assessment: Alexander Seleznyov (@shurivich) Alexander Seleznyov is a multi-awarded photographer. He captures global landscapes—from misty Thai forests to urban skylines—in sharp black-and-white shots paired with real-life travel tales. Standout 2025 capture: