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Crypto Kitties

I recently made this illustration about Crypto Kitties for IEEE and Spectrum magazine.

This is what the Kitties look like… I would have to translate this into my illustration style.

NFT-collectible Crypto Cats became immensely popular and failed just as quickly for becoming too bloated with collectible variations and lacking enough nuance to keep it interesting.

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For this Editorial, I chose to illustrate a Crypto Kitty landfill.

The challenge for this job was incorporating the look of the Kitties within my own drawings, and drawing the sheer volume of cats.

For the job, I took visual inspiration from the classic children’s book, Millions of Cats by Wanda Gåg, and from recent illustrations by the great Yuko Shimizu.

Fun fact: Millions of Cats is considered the first modern children's book. I learned about it from my favorite Illustration History YouTuber, Pete Beard. Check out his videos and give him a follow!

tags: crypto, nft, illustration, published
categories: job
Thursday 09.08.22
Posted by Frank Stockton
 

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