Frida Chakras

Frida Spirit

Frida Riddim

Frida Mind

Frida Time

Frida Nipple

Frida Weed

**Free Frida by Yasmin Shima** is Bluethumb Digital’s first Artist Series: a Bluethumb Digital drop exclusively exhibiting the work of one digital artist. 
Free Frida is a seven-piece 1/1 curated collection by Yasmin, and is a modern take on how the free-spirited painter Frida Kahlo would show up in today’s world. 


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Free Frida by Yasmin Shima

Family Past & Present

"Edition 1 of 1. Dandelions bring a sense of calm, they are healing and always lean towards the sun when blooming. They are incredibly charming when you take the time to look closely and notice their strength. I wanted to create something that pays homage to mothers. For those who are, who want to be, who may have lost mothers, lost children, who don’t know their mothers and those who play mother figures. It’s a whimsical take on the unexplained magical (yet challenging) journey we go on."

Coronation Series - Day

Coronation Series - Morning

"Horizon 1 is exploring mysterious dreamscapes and their infinite horizons."

Horizon 1

There is no right or wrong way to express your divine femininity, you are not ‘crazy’ for showing emotion, you are not a ‘slut’ for enjoying your sexual expression, you aren’t a ‘bitch’ for being assertive.
Every single part of you is magic. See yourself, love yourself, be yourself.

Woman

"Edition 1 of 1. Horizon 2 is exploring mysterious dreamscapes and their infinite horizons."

Horizon 2

MLAK Unicorn cat

"Edition 1 of 1. Horizon 3 is exploring mysterious dreamscapes and their infinite horizons."

Horizon 3

"Edition 1 of 1. The Australian landscape and flora are my muse. Inspired by its enduring duality, resilient and vulnerable. Influenced by early botanical representations these images are an exploration of this duality in an otherworldly light and time."

Australis Flores Banksia Serrata

Camping under the Moonlight

"Edition 1 of 1. My green queen is about the beauty of fierceness, She is drawing her power from nature. Her piercing gaze is the gate to her powerful soul.  She is wilde, untameable and the ultimate muse always is mother earth."

Green Queen

Australis Flores Banksia Plagiocarpa

Coronation Series - Night

"A Woman’s World is inspired by the era of Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol and James Brown. I thought a lot about Muses and what it means to me. I thought about women in history and women who changed the world. Andy Warhol was an artist who changed the art world despite endless backlash and critique. It reminds me of this new era of Art and NFTs. I wanted to use a pop Art approach using my love for geometrical patterns. The reference to James Browns Song ‘the world would be nothing without a woman or a girl’ stemmed from the Woman’s movement in NFTs and the Art Community. Women are pushing the boundaries in NFTs but are still a minority in a very masculine dominated community. The song reference was to point out the importance that women play in our society."

A Woman's World

"Edition 1 of 1. The simplicity of the the Autumn Flowers' organic form is complimented by its infinite complexity, The slow motion as the colours change creates an endless beauty, similar to what we experience in nature. It is simple, repetitive and riveting, connecting with the depths of our mind and soul."

AUTUMN FLOWER

"Edition 1 of 1. The simplicity of the the Winter Flowers' organic form is complimented by its infinite complexity, The slow motion as the colours change creates an endless beauty, similar to what we experience in nature. It is simple, repetitive and riveting, connecting with the depths of our mind and soul. "

WINTER FLOWER

Australis Flores Stenocarpus Sinuatus

"Edition 1 of 1. The simplicity of the the Summer Flowers' organic form is complimented by its infinite complexity, The slow motion as the colours change creates an endless beauty, similar to what we experience in nature. It is simple, repetitive and riveting, connecting with the depths of our mind and the soul."

SUMMER FLOWER

MLAK Cat, Lady legs

MLAK Tiger heels

"Edition 1 of 1. I made this artwork as a reaction to the intensity of the NFT world, A.I. generated art and web3 as a whole. A reaction to the culture of online hyper-masculinity, a reaction to the fear of being redundant as an artist. And lastly, a reaction to where I fit into this digital space, especially as woman. Anatomy of a Muse: Leda and the Swan is an exploration of what makes a muse, why is she adored and why we are consumed with her demise? The goal was catharsis but in the end we're just left with confronting the trauma. Oh, you want your muse? Here she is!"

Anatomy of a Muse: Leda and the Swan

"Edition 1 of 1. Stripping her palette back to only white for Bluethumb Digital's latest NFT drop, Muses, her latest piece, ‘Melpomene’s Elegy’, is an examination of beauty and the divine feminine. This latest piece draws inspiration from the classical Ancient Greek marble sculptures and seeks to evoke ideas of sensuality and purism."

Melpomene's Elegy

"Wild Days is an outline of the beautiful and talented Hong Kong actress Maggie Cheung. Maggie Cheung has been a continuing inspiration for me for more than a decade. Her films and her presence are so visually alluring, they could be viewed without sound and still be brilliant. This Artwork is my interpretation of what I feel about this wonderful actress. The flashing sign over her face is written ‘Days of Living Wild’ in Cantonese. Edition 1/1"

Wild Days

Blue Rain

 Muses is Bluethumb Digital’s second collection: a curated drop celebrating all women in NFTs and digital art.

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muses

Created by Kellie North  Kellie North NFT Collection | Requiem For A Dream - Halo  Digital Photography • Size: 12047 x 12047 • HighRes  Edition: 1/1  This artwork is a part of my Requiem for a Dream Series In this series I wanted to visually represent the elusive, easily blurred lines that exist between perception and reality, normalcy and insanity.  I worked with shutter speed, colour and light to create a surreal blurred image, portraying what I imagine to be the inner workings of a mind trying to decipher what is real and what is not.

Requiem For a Dream - Halo by Kellie North

The Rocketgirl Chronicles series is the collection of keepsakes of strange times, when the big world was shut down, but many beautiful small worlds were discovered.

Neon by Andrew Rovenko

Mark Bo Chu's Destiny animations bring concept portraiture into the digital sphere, transforming a child's scribbles into a portrait of their future selves. The very same marks are used to produce both naive and representational images, highlighting that the future always contains the past. Made on digital recreations of lined paper, the still frames contrast raw childhood expressivity with the formality of adult life. Animation then binds the disparate moments in time, through subject and medium, bridging works on paper to the digital realm.

Florist by Mark Bo Chu

Geo Synthesis is a collection of 1/1s. The inspiration draws from Geometry and Optical Illusions. It was created using a photograph and rearranged into a pattern.

Geo Synthesis #1 by Lana Jaie

Deep Inside Us lives another Universe by Ankur Patar

"“Dreamscape Founder's Edition” is part of “Dreamscape Seasons” A first edition collaboration between fibre artist Tammy Kanat & motion artist Jurriaan Hos  Size: 2160x2160 pixels Format: .mp4 - h264 codec - 30fps  "

Dreamscape Founder's Edition by Tammy Kanat

The Great Piece of Australia II' [2022] is an animated still life by Luke Conroy. It is a study of a seemingly unordered arrangement of Australiana that combines ‘real’ images alongside images created with the assistance of artificial intelligence.  The title of this series of work references Albrecht Durer's 'The Great Piece of Turf / Das große Rasenstück' (1503), a meticulous observation of nature in almost scientific detail. Completed over five centuries later, ‘The Great Piece of Australia’ series is a distinctly 21st century vision of nature. In this piece, human observation is combined with artificial intelligence and the lines between fact and fiction are blurred.  Artificial intelligence was utilised in the work through using a ‘text-to-image’ process whereby a computer was instructed to generate a variety of surreal images based on a set of text prompts by the artist. These text prompts were around the theme of ‘Australiana’, for example listing various names of native flora, fauna, or iconic locations. The resulting surreal images can be thought of as what the computer “imagined” upon reading each text prompt.  In the final work the artist incorporated this combination of real and ‘computer imagined’ imagery. The result is a work that can be seen as a collaboration between artist and computer. It is a vision which mixes reality and imagination, creating a ‘piece of Australia’ that is strangely familiar and other-worldly all at once.  Video details: 1080wx1920h pixels, 25fps, 15 second loop, no sound.

The Great Piece of Australia II by Luke Conroy

"Created by Kellie North  Kellie North NFT Collection | Requiem For A Dream - Falling  Digital Photography • Size: 12047 x 12047 • HighRes  Edition: 1/1  This artwork is a part of my Requiem for a Dream Series In this series I wanted to visually represent the elusive, easily blurred lines that exist between perception and reality, normalcy and insanity.  I worked with shutter speed, colour and light to create a surreal blurred image, portraying what I imagine to be the inner workings of a mind trying to decipher what is real and what is not.   "

Requiem For a Dream - Falling by Kellie North

Alchemy is a series of works that explores the magic and mysteries of the Feminine folklore: sometimes lyrical, sometimes playful it also reveals a more unknown and shadowy side where the true beauty resides. 

ALCHEMY 4 by Lucy Lucy

Division by Zero by Aileen Ng

" Original painting in oil. Animation + Sound Design completed 2021. See the making-of video on instagram. @robsonartist."

Captain by ROBSON

"I've been fascinated with finding scenes of a geometric nature with people within them. I like finding mundane everyday characters and placing them within these scenes to explore how everyday life can be beautiful and fleeting at the same time. Smaller like man is the exploration of this idea. Influenced: by painter Jeffery Smart. I love Jeffery's view of the mundane, and the nature of the shapes in his painting."

Smaller Like Man 2 by Ed Fetahovic

This 2D digital and multimedia illustration is sketch 4 of 4 in Bianca’s buoyantly botanical series ‘Fashion, Darling’, which celebrates strong and beautiful women in the fashion industry. “

Girl With The Dragon Tattoo by Bianca Beers

Working in primarily a blue palette exclusively for Bluethumb's Genesis NFT drop, this collection explores the beauty of paint and paint substances in their kineses or movements. My work uses analogue techniques of filming paints, inks, pigments and solvents to create moving paintings that only exist in the digital realm. These images are in real-time and unfiltered. My work strives to create digital art that is of mediative and healing qualities.

BLUE ARROYO by Nicola Coxon

Anigozanthos - 1 edition of 10 by Simon Cardwell

Lost Masterpiece - The Storm on the sea of Galilee by Ankur Patar

My go-to candy that I would buy from the Milk Bar/anywhere that would have them. I always felt it was not enough that candy was sweet, it had to be so sour that it'd punch a hole through my face. Anything less and it'd just tickle. Warheads and Ghost Drops were the real MVPs, sour worms can get it too <3  Digital Illustration using iPad

Warheads by dishyboy

Available as a .gif, video for display purposes only. Edition 1 of 1. 

Sacred Realm 28N

Ahhhh the iconic Australian Milk Bar staple. I've asked so many of my friends (who have fond memories of popping down to the milk bar with mum and dads poo change) what flavour they'd go for and it was always a resounding ""OG chocolate"". Despite being a Chocolate man, I'm not really a chocolate flavour man. If I had to choose I'd probably go with Strawberry or Banana or maybe the Zooper Dooper flavours? I dunno, I honestly can't understand why anyone would want to drink so much milk.

Digital Illustration drawn on iPad

Big M by dishyboy

These works are experimental and process based explorations of colour, texture and feeling, thinking about the previously accepted and recently blurred line between physical and digital experiences.

Blue Pour 1 by Dave Court

This 2D digital and multimedia illustration is sketch 2 of 4 in Bianca’s buoyantly botanical series ‘Fashion, Darling’, which celebrates strong and beautiful women in the fashion industry. “

Fendi n Flowers by Bianca Beers

Aurora Excelsis III

An unknown mysterious galaxy that exists somewhere in our universe. An arbitrary mixture of traditional Korean themes with the galaxy to inspire creativity and magic in your everyday life. I welcome you to Bluugu Galaxy.

Welcome to Bluugu World by Bluugu

Queen by Mark Bo Chu

BLUE CENOTE by Nicola Coxon

Freedom Day by Andrew Rovenko

22 - Attack 2X49DAE by Ankur Patar

Dreamscapes #01 by Morano 

Sacred Realm 26N

Xerochrysum_subundulatum - 1 edition of 10 by Simon Cardwell

Firekeeper by Andrew Rovenko

Wait for this week by Aileen Ng

Pink Reveal 2 by Dave Court

Blue Abstract Study by Mysterious Al

Alchemy is a series of works that explores the magic and mysteries of the Feminine folklore: sometimes lyrical, sometimes playful it also reveals a more unknown and shadowy side where the true beauty resides.

ALCHEMY 2 by Lucy Lucy

Created by Kellie North  Kellie North NFT Collection | Requiem For A Dream - In the Shadows  Digital Photography • Size: 12047 × 6506 • HighRes  Edition: 1/1   This artwork is a part of my Requiem for a Dream Series In this series I wanted to visually represent the elusive, easily blurred lines that exist between perception and reality, normalcy and insanity.  I worked with shutter speed, colour and light to create a surreal blurred image, portraying what I imagine to be the inner workings of a mind trying to decipher what is real and what is not. 

Requiem For a Dream - In The Shadows by Kellie North

I find Edward Hopper's evocative paints of people in everyday places as a still life representation hugely fascinating. To create a still life with a person in it as a photograph is quite challenging and I found inspiration to snap this shot on the street one day after spending several hours over a few weeks looking at and reading about Edward Hopper and his art work. This image represents the modern day urban landscape and behaviours. 

Urban Call by Ed Fetahovic

"   How our last piece of ocean will look in the future.     How long did it take to make?  Concept and Modeling: 20 hours Animating: 11 hours  Texturing: 6 hours Sound design: 4 hours Rendered in Cycles, Blender's physically-based path tracer in approximately 17 hours. "

Preserved Ocean by Marble Mannequin

Inspired by László Moholy-Nagys early black and white photograms and Trent Parke's exploration of the Sydney Streets, Jungliest is a contemporary photograph which narrates the distance developing between man and nature.

Jungliest by Ed Fetahovic

Pronoia by Aileen Ng

Pink Reveal 1 by Dave Court

Vintage Barbie by ROBSON

Amidst Fractals #3 by Pat Younis

Secret story of doors: by Aileen Ng

Well known Australian disco DJ and producer, Dr Packer.

Dr Packer the Disco Player by Kid Kenobi

Anomalous is a collection of 1/1s. The inspiration draws from Geometry and Photography. It was created using a photograph and rearranged into a pattern.

Anomalous #1 by Lana Jaie

Dreamscapes #03 by Morano

Orange Portrait by Mysterious Al

Anomalous #2 by Lana Jaie

My piece Shimmer is inspired by childhood and adulthood. Remembering the innocences and the good times as a kid is a safe place for me as an young adult making my way into the world. We’re so bombarded with bad things that are happening in the world, and with social media making us compare our lives and appearances. But when we’re kids it’s just us, our family and friends. Toys can help us create a world where we feel safe.

Shimmer by HPart

The Great Piece of Australia IV' [2022] is an animated still life by Luke Conroy. It is a study of a seemingly unordered arrangement of Australiana that combines ‘real’ images alongside images created with the assistance of artificial intelligence.  The title of this series of work references Albrecht Durer's 'The Great Piece of Turf / Das große Rasenstück' (1503), a meticulous observation of nature in almost scientific detail. Completed over five centuries later, ‘The Great Piece of Australia’ series is a distinctly 21st century vision of nature. In this piece, human observation is combined with artificial intelligence and the lines between fact and fiction are blurred.  Artificial intelligence was utilised in the work through using a ‘text-to-image’ process whereby a computer was instructed to generate a variety of surreal images based on a set of text prompts by the artist. These text prompts were around the theme of ‘Australiana’, for example listing various names of native flora, fauna, or iconic locations. The resulting surreal images can be thought of as what the computer “imagined” upon reading each text prompt.  In the final work the artist incorporated this combination of real and ‘computer imagined’ imagery. The result is a work that can be seen as a collaboration between artist and computer. It is a vision which mixes reality and imagination, creating a ‘piece of Australia’ that is strangely familiar and other-worldly all at once.  Video details: 1080wx1920h pixels, 25fps, 15 second loop, no sound.

The Great Piece of Australia IV by Luke Conroy

Dreamscapes #02 by Morano 

BLUE LOIRE by Nicola Coxon

Sweet darkness by Aileen Ng

Pink Ears by Mysterious Al

This 2D digital and multimedia illustration is sketch 3 of 4 in Bianca’s buoyantly botanical series ‘Fashion, Darling’, which celebrates strong and beautiful women in the fashion industry. “

Just Steppin Out by Bianca Beers

Amidst Fractals #2 by Pat Younis

Craspedia_globosa - 1 edition of 10 by Simon Cardwell

The Great Piece of Australia III' [2022] is an animated still life by Luke Conroy. It is a study of a seemingly unordered arrangement of Australiana that combines ‘real’ images alongside images created with the assistance of artificial intelligence.  The title of this series of work references Albrecht Durer's 'The Great Piece of Turf / Das große Rasenstück' (1503), a meticulous observation of nature in almost scientific detail. Completed over five centuries later, ‘The Great Piece of Australia’ series is a distinctly 21st century vision of nature. In this piece, human observation is combined with artificial intelligence and the lines between fact and fiction are blurred.  Artificial intelligence was utilised in the work through using a ‘text-to-image’ process whereby a computer was instructed to generate a variety of surreal images based on a set of text prompts by the artist. These text prompts were around the theme of ‘Australiana’, for example listing various names of native flora, fauna, or iconic locations. The resulting surreal images can be thought of as what the computer “imagined” upon reading each text prompt.  In the final work the artist incorporated this combination of real and ‘computer imagined’ imagery. The result is a work that can be seen as a collaboration between artist and computer. It is a vision which mixes reality and imagination, creating a ‘piece of Australia’ that is strangely familiar and other-worldly all at once.  Video details: 1080wx1920h pixels, 25fps, 15 second loop, no sound.

The Great Piece of Australia III by Luke Conroy

ALCHEMY 5 by Lucy Lucy

Homecoming by Andrew Rovenko

Aurora Excelsis IV

"   A cloth and fluid simulation working together to create a giant jellyfish.       How long did it take to make?  Concept and Modeling: 11 hours  Fluid simulation: 26 hours  Animating: 14 hours  Texturing: 4 hours Sound design: 4 hours Rendered in Cycles, Blender's physically-based path tracer in approximately 13 hours. "

Jellyfish Maker by Marble Mannequin

One of the most iconic and famous (dare I say, infamous) table spread to come out of Australia. A staple in almost every household in the country, this savoury treat made an appearance in every sandwich of every high school student at one point in time. I never understood it, honestly, its ACTUALLY horrendous. I cant figure the thought process behind layering this black tar-like spread between two slices of white bread and calling it a meal. BUT, all these years later, as an adult... yeah I still don't get it.  Digital Illustration of the iconic Australian table spread Vegemite.

Vegemite by dishyboy

"“Too many of us are not living our dreams because we’re living our fears”    -Les Brown     Sometimes the fear doesn’t exist on the surface.    How long did it take to make?  Concept and Modeling: 11 hours Animating: 15 hours  Texturing: 9 hours Sound design: 4 hours Rendered in Cycles, Blender's physically-based path tracer in approximately 11 hours. "

Island Dream by Marble Mannequin

"The Great Piece of Australia I' [2022] is an animated still life by Luke Conroy. It is a study of a seemingly unordered arrangement of Australiana that combines ‘real’ images alongside images created with the assistance of artificial intelligence.  The title of this series of work references Albrecht Durer's 'The Great Piece of Turf / Das große Rasenstück' (1503), a meticulous observation of nature in almost scientific detail. Completed over five centuries later, ‘The Great Piece of Australia’ series is a distinctly 21st century vision of nature. In this piece, human observation is combined with artificial intelligence and the lines between fact and fiction are blurred.  Artificial intelligence was utilised in the work through using a ‘text-to-image’ process whereby a computer was instructed to generate a variety of surreal images based on a set of text prompts by the artist. These text prompts were around the theme of ‘Australiana’, for example listing various names of native flora, fauna, or iconic locations. The resulting surreal images can be thought of as what the computer “imagined” upon reading each text prompt.  In the final work the artist incorporated this combination of real and ‘computer imagined’ imagery. The result is a work that can be seen as a collaboration between artist and computer. It is a vision which mixes reality and imagination, creating a ‘piece of Australia’ that is strangely familiar and other-worldly all at once.  Video details: 1080wx1920h pixels, 25fps, 15 second loop, no sound.  "

The Great Piece of Australia I by Luke Conroy

BLUE BAYOU by Nicola Coxon

The legend Fat Boy Slim (original music by me).

Everybody Loves a Fat Boy Slim by Kid Kenobi

ALCHEMY 1 by Lucy Lucy

ALCHEMY 3 by Lucy Lucy

Night Dreaming by Andrew Rovenko

"“The same thing happened today that happened yesterday, only to different people”    -Walter Winchell.     This piece is about when someone keeps making and fixing the same mistakes over and over again instead of looking at the actual cause of the problem.     How long did it take to make?  Concept and Modeling: 17 hours Animating: 19 hours  Texturing: 6 hours Sound design: 4 hours Rendered in Cycles, Blender's physically-based path tracer in approximately 15 hours."

Past Mistakes Repairer by Marble Mannequin

"Sunnyboys, You couldn't look pass these bad boys on a hot day. The triangular pyramid shape was revolutionary and it made eating basically a frozen Fanta far more refreshing and satisfying, especially on those walks back home from school on the last day of term. What a treat indeed.  Digital illustration done on iPad  "

Sunnyboys by dishyboy

Blue Pour 2 by Dave Court

Geo Synthesis is a collection of 1/1s. The inspiration draws from Geometry and Optical Illusions. It was created using three photographs and rearranged into a pattern.

Geo Synthesis #2 by Lana Jaie

Sun Bath by Tank

"Created by Kellie North  Kellie North NFT Collection | Requiem For A Dream - Aurora  Digital Photography • Size: 12047 x 17742• HighRes  Edition: 1/1   This artwork is a part of my Requiem for a Dream Series In this series I wanted to visually represent the elusive, easily blurred lines that exist between perception and reality, normalcy and insanity.  I worked with shutter speed, colour and light to create a surreal blurred image, portraying what I imagine to be the inner workings of a mind trying to decipher what is real and what is not.  "

Requiem For a Dream - Aurora by Kellie North

BLUE FJORD by Nicola Coxon

I've been fascinated with finding scenes of a geometric nature and an constantly drawn to images which represent art among the everyday structures in cities and urban areas. I aim to create narratives by abstracting features into forms.  Influenced: by painter Jeffery Smart. I love Jeffery's view of the mundane, and the nature of the shapes in his painting. 

Summer Blues by Ed Fetahovic

Iteratio is a collection of 1/1s. The inspiration draws from Geometry and Iteratio is Latin for 'Repeating'. It was created using a photograph and rearranged into a pattern.

Iteratio #1 by Lana Jaie

"Old timey arcade classic. Originally created as an antithesis to the shoot-em up style games dominating the arcades at the time, Pac-man was a HUGE hit with the female crowd... probably because most of the dudes were busy shooting ducks and invading space. But they came around. This simple, yet somehow difficult game blew up in popularity and basically becoming a cross-generational icon.  Shout out to Toru Iwatani who didnt make a single dime from one of the most successful games in history.  Digital painting using iPad "

PACMAN by dishyboy

Raver by Mark Bo Chu

Exit Fishbowl by Tank

Randy Racket by ROBSON

Pink Nose by Mysterious Al

"Aaron Siskind focused on unconventional but uniform images found in the most unseen spaces throughout the street. His work inspired me to try and look in places I normally wouldn’t and challenge my ideas of what a photograph can be and what it can represent.  "

Magnolia and You by Ed Fetahovic

This 2D digital and multimedia illustration is sketch 1 of 4 in Bianca’s buoyantly botanical series ‘Fashion, Darling’, which celebrates strong and beautiful women in the fashion industry. “

The Sims Green Tip by Bianca Beers

" A summer dream about not being able to get away from our fears completely.     How long did it take to make?  Concept and Modeling: 22 hours Animating: 12 hours  Texturing: 5 hours Sound design: 7 hours Rendered in Cycles, Blender's physically-based path tracer in approximately 19 hours. "

Queensland's Escape by Marble Mannequin

Bluepink Peel 1 by Dave Court

Created by Kellie North  Kellie North NFT Collection | Requiem For A Dream - Out of the Darkness  Digital Photography • Size: 12047 x 12047 • HighRes  Edition: 1/1  This artwork is a part of my Requiem for a Dream Series In this series I wanted to visually represent the elusive, easily blurred lines that exist between perception and reality, normalcy and insanity.  I worked with shutter speed, colour and light to create a surreal blurred image, portraying what I imagine to be the inner workings of a mind trying to decipher what is real and what is not.

Requiem For a Dream - Out of the Darkness by Kellie North

Sacred Realm 29N

Amidst Fractals #1 by Pat Younis

[Genesis](/genesis) is the inaugural collection for Bluethumb Digital: a curation of exclusive

artworks from some of Australia’s best digital artists. Owning one of the 92 Genesis

artwork gives you priority access to future drops.