CryptoArt Sundays: Interview with Graffiton

Welcome to CryptoArt Sundays folks! Today we have the stunning artworks of Graffiton, a Thailand-based artist with a passion for colours, mandalas, and learning the mysteries of life.

I love the way Graffiton weaves different mediums and elements together to create an unforgettable visual composition. So let’s dive in and found out more about he got into NFTs and his art background!

How did you find out about the NFT space and what attracted you to create your own NFT?

I got to know the NFT space from my friends in September last year and I have been working on the arts for a long time and try to explore more channels/platforms to release and present my artworks.

How often do you create NFTs?

I produce approximately 5 pieces in the series per month.

What is your creative process?

Firstly, I get inspiration from the surroundings and my personal preference in my own style. Then I hand draw my work on the paper for the first sketch. And after that, I take a photo of the sketch and draft it on my ipad. Finally, I complete the drawing on my digital device.

Are there any CryptoArtists you would love to collaborate with?

It would be my honor to collaborate with all visionary and spiritual artists.

What do you think the future of CryptoArt will look like?

It will become more business oriented and profitable while devalue the artworks’ origins.

What are you currently working on?

I am currently working on new NFT internal eye series.

Where can collectors find your work?

You can find my work on LinkTree and this website.

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