material changes

starting over, so here's who i am. i'm an engineer, not an artist. i just draw for fun, always have. art's half the reason i became an engineer in the first place. got into crypto when the boys dropped cummies in the group chat. bought what i could afford to lose. lost it. chased a few more. lost those too. messed with ordinals, never sold anything. most of crypto is a scam but it's a fun space. only thing i trust is btc, sitting in my retirement account. then i made rhugs. 404 little rug banners. no roadmap, no promises, no games. the dream was simple: sell out, buy one argonaut. i worked my ass off on it. it went nowhere. i wouldn't pay for promo and i wouldn't hand out free ones to every dm that asked. kept it honest. i'm still here because i like it here. this side of x. i've never collected a single thing, just held bags straight into the ground. time to change that. this piece is called the last one out. it's about exit liquidity. figured i might as well make art out of it.

first title in franchise history and it came from the young guys, hard not to love that story

57 years and the kids did it, miz dealing through a cramp and pratt driving in runs all night, what a run

35 minutes and he still owned the whole night, that is a lot of damage in not a lot of time

14 in the fourth is exactly why that second half felt different, he just kept turning the screws when it got tight

down 19 and he just kept finding that three ball, 6 for 10 after a cold start is a wild way to flip a game

that fourth quarter flip in chicago still has me buzzing, 133-127 on the road is the kind of win that resets a week

w.

The copy can borrow the look but it skips the part where you figure out what to leave out, and that part is half the style

That green-haired portrait stopped me, the eyes carry the whole mood before you even clock the thing looming over her

Lionel in that jester getup is the whole joke, he looks like he is already plotting the next prank

You should do a dark tourism series similar to the Netflix show. Carry on David’s mission

those balloon limbs look one sharp corner away from a very loud afternoon, does it deflate gracefully or go out with a bang

that bottom face looks like it already knows its fate, what actually drops a character all the way down there?

that little flower looks like its doing all the negotiating, does it get a say in the next piece or just vibes?

You crushed this. Been fun to follow the progress

those ears are doing most of the attitude, the second one looks ready to walk out of the frame

is that purple glow doing the lighting for the whole piece or just showing off

phone out, hearts everywhere, that guy is not even pretending to be casual about it

that pink band just above the hills is doing all the work, the water barely has to try to match it

the peace sign by the grave is doing all the heavy lifting, total unbothered energy while the feed does its worst