I'm going to ease myself back into blogging. After a break of over two months, I hope I can still connect my thought to my words and spell them out, so as to make sense to others. I still have many sculptures in sand, snow and ice to document and so hope that my readers will continue with me on this journey.
I will admit it is hard for me to find the time in my day to sit down and Hive but I think it is important that I try and steal that moment for myself. To be creative is food for the soul and it gives me something to think about as I am falling asleep, which helps give a good night's rest.
So, as I gear up to get back into this lark I have decided I will start slow and write about my latest NFT on 
I see that Nfts have been experiencing some growing pains lately and although I am still trying to form my own opinion about them I will continue to release some of my favourite pieces to see if there are any takers. I know Jacks first Tweet has not been a great investment. I'm even sure Justin was glad he missed that bullet. But what would he know? didn't he have his ass handed to him when he tried to buy a hive full of angry bees?
My own foray into NFTs has not produced any buyers, just yet, but I think it will be a nice collection when a shrewd investor finally discovers it and understands they are buying what can not be bought. You see, the NFTs of my sculptures are not just the sculpture image but the actual sculpture itself. Much like Jack's Tweet, it is not just the words but what they represent. (and that twit can't even spill Twitter)
© Some fella called Sina Estavi)
This sold for $2.9 million and all I am looking for for the first NFTed sand sculpture is less than 300 dollhairs. Now, that's value for money!
https://nftshowroom.com/ammonite/gallery/ammonite_the-sand-sculpture-collection_gift-of-the-gab
Joking not joking aside I figured I would make my next piece a bit more attractive and discount to the rock bottom price of 15 Hive. I even manipulated the market and made Hive reach new lows. So now you have no excuses.
My ideas behind NFTs is evolving and my latest piece is also evolving, hence the name.
https://nftshowroom.com/ammonite/gallery/ammonite_the-sand-sculpture-collection_evolution
I wrote a full blog post about this piece before but as a quick description is was about my musing on how matter likes company and that was how things evolved for little particles to the complex creatures we are today.
I've said too much and so I'll leave it here but before I go I just wanted to give a shout out to 
It reminded me of a sculpture I made last summer and I just had to have it. I have not shared that sculpture properly yet, only the collection of videos of the Making-of which you can see on 3speak. Check out
