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Trish 🫧 retweeted
If you're interested in supporting by kicking off a 0 reserve auction: manifold.xyz/@tana-marie/id/…
Did this genuinely happen without any typical crypto fvck sh*t?
Tigrino wanted to say thank you himself. 🐾
In just 48 hours, the @Pumpfun and @donatedotgg communities raised over $100,000 for our sanctuary.
For a small wildlife rescue in Yungas, this is life-changing. It will help us care for Tigrino and more than 1,000 rescued animals.
We never expected this. Thank you! 💚
Listen up pay attention
I'm taking a different approach to releasing my film. I’m creating collectible digital art cards that give you access to a film I created.
Film and music rarely get the same love as other art forms in the crypto art space, but in true fashion, I'm choosing to go against that.
Being part of the crypto art movement requires disruption. I disrupt. My art disrupts. Using this technology to support and release my film is disruption.
I've spent three years trying to figure out how to release this film. The traditional film industry found it too risky or simply wasn't interested.
When this happens, artists either let their films collect dust or do what the world has been telling us to do since streaming came into existence: "Just drop it for free!"
Enough of that.
The people I worked with and I put A LOT of sweat and labor into making this film happen.
Because of art. Because stories matter.
We have to find ways to take these mediums seriously in this space.
In a world where I'm fighting against so many things for attention, I hope that by supporting this drop, you're not only pouring into me but helping create possibilities for other filmmakers to release their work on their own terms.
In addition ,most importantly,I hope you enjoy this work. People told me this wouldn’t be possible to do. And by God grace it was.
Done without the help of industry.
Done with the help of the people, as it should be.
Trish 🫧 retweeted
Honored to play a very, very, very small role in helping an event like this happen. Can’t want to see what all the artists have in store for us.
Gm ... Here is a lovely group photo of all the artists and patrons making Plastic Cactus happen for @artblocks_io weekend Marfa 2026 ... You're ALL fucking rad!
🏜️🌵 PLASTIC CACTUS [dot] ART🌵🍹
*If I missed you in the group shoot lmk*
We don’t hate them enough
Rainbet CEO John reportedly offered $5 million to adopt Bolivia’s Tilcayo tiger cat👀
Its the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years.
I approve this tweet
Long Post:
One or two nights a week skip the standard tech House Of Prime Rib and Corgi Cafe circle jerks and go to shows at any of the smaller venues, buy merch, tell your friends about the bands you see, stream their music, go to art shows, buy art from smaller artists you never heard of, post the art on your socials and tag the artists, go to mom+pop restaurants. Convince people you work with to go with you to all of these things, have meetings at dive bars or in the back bar of a venue or at art shows. Restaurant/Show/Gallery hop on nights with multiple events, find a place you like to land at the end of those nights and repeat that
Throw a house party, hire 2 local bands and 2 local DJs to play music, invite everyone you know and give away cheap booze/na drinks, do it every couple months if you have the bandwidth
Donate money (tax write off) or buy memberships at galleries, go to NightLife at CalAcademy on Thursdays, I can go one forever and I’m happy to,
but the real answer is to engage yourself and your community and your money actively in things you want to see more of
I’ve been doing all of these things in SF for 30 years and you’d be surprised how much the cost of one HOPR or Omakase dinner could instead help propel someone who is struggling to pay rent to be inspired to keep making things. When that person is inspired they inspire others and on and on and it builds
That’s what builds a scene
Outside of that just be a part of your community. Get to know your baristas, servers, bartenders, neighbors etc and embrace the actual culture without trying to impose your own first and foremost. You bring yours with you and that’s good, (I’m from NY originally) but be curious, get to know what’s here. It’s a beautiful city with a rich history in every aspect
