Welcome to The 5, a weekly selection of five #creativecoin artists and their posts curated by the Creative Coin Fund.
The Creative Coin Fund is an investment and curation account dedicated exclusively to Creative Coin.
For the week of July 14 to 21, we sifted through upwards of 100 posts and found the work of these five artists worthy of note.
In this wonderfully extensive post, @justclickindiva discusses the theory that humans have already become cyborgs, shares a poem that imagines a post-apocalyptic world, and shows us how she created this collage for the LMAC contest. The post includes four versions of the collage, three of which are woven expressively into the poem.
Thousands (maybe even millions) of poems have been written about love, passion, and longing. I Want stands out from the throng: it expresses the simple male sexual desire ... for a blow job.
We can't get over the colors of these rocks seen in A Sublime Sunday on Lake Superior, which includes nine photos from the Lake Superior shoreline. We also appreciate @sagesigma's neat, clean prose.
The artist explores different aspects and emotions of herself in For children, regardless of age. Her verses are written from a child's perspective and have the tone of a children's story; her illustrations complete the look and feel of a children's book. Her simple text is profound in that it identifies and celebrates what is, perhaps, the most distinguishing aspect of our humanity: our imagination.
Night Monster Alien by @williamlax stands on its own as an excellent painting, without textual explanation, though the artist provides one in his post. We especially like the white lines on the trees, which somehow convey, by themselves, the ambiance of silvery moonlight.
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