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Mira Devi retweeted
Friends, I am addressing everyone who cares!!!
PLEASE GIVE THIS MORE PUBLICITY
I apologize in advance, there will be a lot of names here, if you don't like it, there are 3 dots in the upper right corner, you know what to do...
I have been in the community since August 2021, and many people know me and my relationships, and are aware of my radical views on the regime in my country.
They have forced me into a situation where I cannot find a normal job, wanted to send me to the front, and officially declared me an extremist, and now I am wanted by the authorities.
I need to raise $300 to pay my rent and buy some food. I hope to start a new job soon, so I need to hang in there a little longer because I'm in negotiations.
In almost four years in the community, I have been here every day (except when I was very ill in 2024), supporting many authors and growing with you.
Every bit of attention is important here — join in!!!
I have my own works and those of my friends, and I invite you to take a look and make an offer on the pieces you like (I will leave links to the collections in the comments). These are magnificent, vibrant, talented artists—make your offers, purely symbolic $50–70.
BUT PLEASE WRITE TO ME IN DM OR HERE UNDER THE POST SO WE CAN AGREE ON THE DETAILS.
You make an offer, I'll make the transfer, bypassing the marketplace so as not to pay it a commission, because EVERY CENT COUNTS!!!
I apologize to the authors for not paying royalties for your work, but I think you will forgive me because the situation is serious. Thank you.
My collection includes works by:
@MandalaAffects @HekkMr @MasterC1979 @PeterArt18 @Lanedigitalart
From the magnificent ladies:
@TheOnlyCakeOne @PtiteAngele @leaf_swan @Negarghorbanii1
I have fan art by @SlyguiseNFT and a rare comic book. Leaders and believers
@slyflymccartney @nftfreaks @elrokk @slyguise182 @CryptoShawn88, please take note!
I have pieces from my amigo and collector @reylarsdam and his projects @CREYNIUMS & @CREYZIES. Since 2022, every year, I have been featured in a class by this legendary author as an active member of the community.
My collection includes works by my close friend from IRL, Alexander Schmidt. He is not active on Twitter, but his art is magnificent.
There are works made by me at different stages of my journey. These can be 1/1 or editions.
FRIENDS, SOME OF THE WORKS ARE NOT MINTED, BUT IF SOMEONE LIKES SOMETHING, WE CAN SOLVE THIS ISSUE.
My old and new friends, my collectors, I invite you to join me and help me (sorry for the noise and the number of names). Some of you have known me for a long time, while others I have only recently met, but don't let this pass you by — I need your support!
@RealKatoOG @EscTheMatrix79 @artguy_eth @Blue11art @mgmm @DarrenSRS @Kingofmidtown1 @GoingUpp @Blackwatrcrypto @sauleo @amadon @TheArtRunway @LePro_1 @FidelEverywhere @KattyBoopNFT @Christine_Clue @DenimDolphin888 @AntonesKaragia1 @chriswahl73 @Sivasomething @bankrbeach @_devimira_ @theartofmann_ @Bocephus_eth
I will add all the links to the collections below in the comments. If anyone doesn't like anything but wants to help, I will add my wallet. I would appreciate any help!
Many of you have helped and supported me, for which I am sincerely grateful. I will never forget the kindness you have shown me. Thank you all for crossing my path!
Thank you for reading to the end. I love you all, big hugs to everyone!
Mira Devi retweeted
GM! 💫
Calling all artists 🧑🎨
We’d love to feature your work tomorrow on our art share thread! Please share a piece below with a caption and we will pick our favourties 👇🏻
Have a great Friday everyone!
Mira Devi retweeted
Just saying !!!
I am tired of LFG !!!
a. The ones that went were ruggers and scammers
b. The ones that left were short term opportunists
c. The ones that left were flippers
So no Let’s Fucking Go.
LETS FeCKING STAY - LFS !!!!
LETS FeCKING BUILD - LFB !!!
Make this place more beautiful and wholesome. Else I will shrivel up and die.
Seriously !!!
Mira Devi retweeted
Interesting question!
In my opinion, here are some tips for newcomers to the #NFTCommunity :
- Don't treat people like wallets.
- Don't send cold DMs to people you don't know.
- Be active and consistent.
- Be kind, responsive, and love what you do (this is so rare in our world)
- Don't just mint everything, create value.
- Show or talk about your fellow artists.
- Write detailed comments, like, RT (of course!)
- Collectors can show more of the art they have purchased and explain why they made that choice.
- Interact with artists and communicate, communicate, communicate to build strong relationships based on mutual respect and support.
- Analyze the artist, don't just buy into the buzz surrounding their name!
There are many options for development and interaction in this space; these are just a few tips that, in my opinion, can lead to success!
Thanks for the detailed comment, Alex.🙏
Yes, you have a lot of experience here, so you see the bigger picture of what's going on here. 🔥
If it's not too much trouble, could you elaborate on what you think collectors can do to help new artists emerge in this space even better?
And what actions can new artists take to help collectors build trust in them faster?
Mira Devi retweeted
Your style can evolve.
Your interests can shift.
You are not stuck in one lane.
Change means growth.
Let your art breathe and change.
It's a journey, not a cage.
Mira Devi retweeted
Share your story below, support your fellow artists, socialize, have fun, learn something more!!!!
Will definitely come back to this thread, I'm very interested!
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Mira Devi retweeted
Gm to all who stayed ⚔️
I started this Twitter account 5 years ago today. Before that day, I really hadn’t given social media much thought but after purchasing an @XCOPYART 1/1, he suggested a Twitter shout out and offered to be my first follower.
Little did I know what was about to happen in NFTs. I started 2021 with less than 1,000 followers but as Punks and then @artblocks_io took off, my follower count started to grow and by the end of 2021, I had over 40,000 followers.
Growth has been a lot slower since then for obvious reasons but I’m here daily putting in the work and very optimistic for the future of the digital asset space. To all of you on this journey with me, we are absolutely in the right place at the exact right time. Good things are happening!
Mira Devi retweeted
The art market certainly influences which works get visibility, often sidelining genuine creativity for commercialization.
Mira Devi retweeted
True 💯
it's very easy to give in to temptation and follow trends that sell. And it's so hard to stay true to yourself. i'm choosing the last, it's a hard and long journey. but in the end i started doing art for myself, my self-expression, and not to please others. When my art resonates with others, I feel happy and understood, it's the most valuable thing to me.
Mira Devi retweeted
It is not art art, but rather a development.
Stages of this development are elevated to an art form.
This is often justified by simplicity and what xy feels or can understand.
Much of it is applied like makeup.
You can tell very quickly whether something has been lived.
A major difficulty is highlighting artists whose achievements are considered standard fare.
Often, a lot can be produced if it just seems coherent in some way.
It's like the poodle show at the circus with constantly changing coat colors.
One could also ask what the focus is,
LOL PUPPETS or something with a real connection to dimensions within itself, and there are all kinds of connections that an artist can allude to in their own way.
So keep your attention alert and your eyes open to really know what's going on with what you have in front of you, so you know what card is being played and in which direction it's disappearing or sticking.
Mira Devi retweeted
Definitely. Authenticity has died in favor of following winning formulas dictated by the market. If something has success everyone races to copy it. Same in all industries.
I always thought artists were brave for presenting their souls & truths. Now it is all chasing validation
Mira Devi retweeted
everything you said i feel it deeply.
sometimes i get warnings too,
“this kind of art won’t work.”
but art is expression. and yes, i want to be seen
but not by everyone.
i make what i need to make.
touching one soul with my truth
means more than gaining popularity
with something “safe.”
🖤
Mira Devi retweeted
Since ‘Catharsis’ is up for live auction🔥, 4 pieces from my “Ethereal” collection are still available.
Each one carries a fragment of silence, memory, and light… moments I held on to because they felt like something slipping away.
Let me know if you’d like to know more. Always happy to talk about the story behind each image.
Link ⇣
Mira Devi retweeted
I just wish there were more such appreciation for this amazing artist.
I pray one day. Soon.
🔥An anonymous collector just placed a bid on one of my photographs, “Catharsis”🔥
No name, no message… just the image and a silent decision.
I don’t know who you are, but if you ever feel like reaching out, I’d love to hear what drew you to the piece.
My DMs are open, whether to talk about the work or simply to connect.
Thanks for reminding me that the art still speaks, even when we don’t.
Mira Devi retweeted
One does not invest simply in a jpeg. One invest in a human. In a story. In a vision. In a voice. In a secret. In a chance. In a conversation. In a moment. In a feeling. In a fleeting moment of connection. As Robin Williams would say in Good Will Hunting… “That’s the good Stuff.”
Mira Devi retweeted
I see attempts by some individuals and/or groups created by them to support truly talented authors and good people.
But so far I do not see any system in this.
And more often I see situations that never cease to amaze me. This is when we are shown ugliness, and the main thing is that the applause is louder, to drown out the pain of the eyes that are forced to see it.
In general, I believe that art is always a litmus test of the reality around us.
Studying the history of different types of art, I can conclude that art always reflects what society lives with in a given period.
Art reveals everything that is hidden in the shadows.
Art brings to light all the pain that they are trying to hide behind a veil of lies.
Therefore, in my opinion, it is important to continue to be on the bright side.
To continue to act according to your conscience.
Then the changes will be for the better - both in art and in society as a whole.