The Guild_NFT

Lapin Mignon

Okin

Indrani Mitra

Rutger van der Tas

Pule the witch_DR

Becca Kennedy

Mr. Monk

Gert-Jan Akerboom

Tom Abbink

sugaH

Jetski

KING DEBS

The Perfesser

Silje Thorn

Talos_MrBiteyTrashArt

Shinji Akhirah

Sparrow

ToeMoss HiChic

Airco Caravan

colborn

LUVRworldwide

0xMJ

neurocolor 神経色

Julia K. Ponsford

Moxarra

Marcotic

SamJ

kerb

Danil Pan

FtrSaroth

Ytje Veenstra

Gisel X

Niels Broszat

BrightLight

ejthek

Reina Koyano

The Guild began this project as a tribute to the Lunar Ox Year that coincides with the Ethereum bull run and astronomical explosion of NFTs as a medium. It is a work of struggle, of celebration, of premonition and of jubilation. 

An initial composition of color was created by Shinji Akhirah which helped to inform the delegation of sections via a randomizer. Each artist was randomly assigned an area on the canvas to complete their part. This collaboration captures original artwork by 38 different artists - infusing each part of the piece with their own unique style to complete the 12 different animals and setting with the central focus being placed on the Ox ("0x" or "ZeroX" as he's occasionally referred to). 

We present you with the "Year of The 0x" - a celebration of creativity, Chinese astrology and the globally collaborative CryptoArt movement.

Year of the 0x

Birds have a unique way of observing the world. Imagine being up in the air at great heights constantly, having the sky as a roof. It surely makes you look at the world in a whole different way. We’ll never quite experience the world like our feathered friends do. We try our best with a variety of ways, like flying planes, parasailing and -gliding, putting on a wingsuit, but it’s not the same. It’s as close as we can come to being like a bird. Seeing the world like birds do makes me think of how astronauts view Earth when they’re on the moon. Status, material wealth and ego seem insignificant when looking at the world from above. That’s a bird’s eye view I would like everybody to experience.

Basileus

Bird’s Eye View - by Ytje Veenstra

Hiro