A plain-language walkthrough — no crypto background required.
Every piece here is a one-of-one NFT on Base — a permanent, on-chain record that a specific piece belongs to your wallet. Not a copy, not a print: the real thing, verifiably yours. Reproduction and commercial rights stay with me; what you're collecting is genuine ownership, and a permanent place in this collection's story.
A crypto wallet and a little ETH on Base. No wallet? OpenSea creates one instantly with just an email or Google login — click Connect on any piece.
Easiest: buy ETH right in OpenSea with a card. Already use Venmo or PayPal? You can buy ETH there too and withdraw it to your wallet — just know it lands on Ethereum mainnet, not Base, so you'll need one extra step to bridge it over (OpenSea's Swap feature does this automatically).
It shows up in your wallet instantly, and the badge here flips to:
with the caption crediting you by wallet address — a small, permanent thank-you. Prefer to stay anonymous? Only a shortened address is ever shown, never your name or email.
Yes — all buying happens on OpenSea's own checkout; this site only links out to it. Just make sure you're on opensea.io before connecting a wallet.
A tiny network fee to process the transaction — usually a fraction of a cent on Base, separate from the piece's price.
Anytime, on OpenSea, like any other NFT.
Art and technology have gone together for me since I was a kid playing with Kid Pix on my dad's computer. I've spent the years since learning new mediums, then figuring out how to bring them into the digital world. The blockchain finally makes that work tangible — real, owned, one-of-one. This is that work, made collectible, and every piece here is proudly backed by the patron who chooses to hold it.
Browse the full collection on OpenSea Scroll to explore ↓
This collection keeps growing as I keep making — new mediums, new experiments, new pieces added over time. Follow along on OpenSea, or check back here to see what's new.
Owning a mint is verifiable ownership of a unique token — it does not grant reproduction, commercial use, or redistribution rights to the underlying image; those rights are retained by the creator.