You’ve really only been making art for a year?
Just about. Specifically 2D, 3D art, drawing, and stuff. For the last year, I was doing video editing for a while so I kind of knew how to use After Effects, Illustrator, and stuff like that. But I didn’t really dive in until about a year ago when I started learning 2D and 3D stuff.

How did you find your style in 2D and 3D art and what artists did you really love that you took inspiration from?
It’s a journey finding my style, my own voice as an artist. It comes out in different ways and it started in 2D doing sports art and then I got to a point where I wanted people to like my art for my art and not for who the art was depicting. So I kind of shifted to 3D art and I got inspired by Carlos Marcial. He does these infinity rooms, they’re incredible. I became friends with him through Twitter and crypto art and he helped me kickstart my 3D art journey. His work really inspired me. Gavin Shapiro, his 3D flamingo with the loops and everything. He is so intricate. Honestly, just any 3D art that has loads of detail, I’m just so fascinated and that’s what got me to dive into 3D art because I was like, “Wow I gotta do that myself.”

All over sports, we’ve had owner/players, coach/players. By the looks of it, you might be the first player/digital media executive. [Laughs] When you eventually get called up to the Mets, do you think they’re going to ask you to also run their social media and digital marketing?
I would love to. That’s sort of how I got into this. I was looking for little side jobs here and there during quarantine just to make a little money. I would really love to be a social media manager for a company or a team or something. Taking their photos, editing their photos, stuff like that. I fell into NFTs but I mean if the opportunity presented itself, yeah I would love to do that.

Somebody has to mint Mr. Met, CryptoPunk style.
Yeah, right? That would be sick.

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