I sold my bored ape. But not looking to keep out of the club. Should I sweep up some MAYC? Should I also add a @pudgypenguins for the first time? What’s the vibe like?

This is what you get, when you ask the community to send a picture of their penguin in an epic setting. The huddle always shows up and delivers. Thanks everyone for participating, it was really fun to see what y'all had in mind. Creativity to its fullest! Turn it up, lean back and please enjoy - Meet the huddle -

Today’s artistic analysis: @R3ORDR. Quick Intro R3order is a 6,942-piece collection of "collage-style" portraits created by artist @Dario_Desiena . It sold out pretty quickly and had a good distribution. The Art I’m not 100% sure about the process, but from what I can see, there’s a mix of handmade work, real images, and AI-generated fragments. In general terms, I really like the outputs. The collection feels cohesive despite the chaos of each piece, and I think that’s one of its strongest points. I really like how it looks as a grid. The portraits feel different from one another, while still clearly belonging to the same collection. I also like the color palette. The contrast is well achieved, even with a lot of colors mixed together. Most of the time, they work well and result in readable pieces. Composition In general, I like how the pieces are built. The layer placement works well considering how complex the compositions are. Yes, you can find two mouths or two noses depending on the combination. I’m not super happy about that, but again, the compositions are complex, and the glitch either works in its favor or feels intentional in many cases. Usability Once again, I think this collection works better as a collectible than as a PFP. I’m not sure some pieces are easy to distinguish at smaller sizes, but as I mentioned before, the color contrast is good, and the style is unique enough for people to know that the avatar is a R3order. Traits and Rarities This is probably the weakest point for me. Not in terms of visuals or variety, which I think are very good, but in the trait names. It’s really hard to explore traits with generic names like “Layer_01” or “Layer_02”. Maybe this is part of the overall concept of the collection, especially with everything related to signals lore. Still, this also makes it harder to understand the rarity structure, in my opinion. I also would have liked to see some 1/1s or special pieces. Final Conclusion I think this is a very well-crafted collection. Dario clearly put a lot of effort into it, and the result is really good. I would have liked to see more specific trait names and some 1/1s, but overall, it’s a strong collection with a very recognizable identity.

Someone just bought a Pudgy Penguin wtf ayoo?! First big peng?! Let’s see how strong the @pudgypenguins @LilPudgys and @PudgyAsia community is before I change pfp…I have no blue check. I’m from HK. ✌️🐧. I couldn’t just watch this pengu proliferation from the sidelines. LFG.

Gm Ct I like this vision that @LucaNetz 👀 Abstract chain wants a long-term community, not magic money farmers ! TGE will arrive when all products are released and operational, and when people have a reason to hold their token instead of selling them. Fuddlers and farmers will be impacted on rewards, or even excluded. Rewarding the genuine people who truly support the abstract blockchain, Luca has a "if you help me go higher, then I'll help you in return" mentality; a community that honestly supports a founder is the best community. I'll let you listen to the AMA; I've simply given you my perspective. have a good day 😁

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