marlo.eth
@marlo_here
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hello! i’m marlo — a multidisciplinary artist and an author of two nonfiction books i post about art, consciousness, mental health, ai, creativity, and personal transformation my work is about compassion, transcendence, and power see more at marlo.art collect my…
instead of filling yourself with inspiration from out in the world, empty yourself so true inspiration can flow through you into the world
it’s going to become more and more essential to learn how to create value and wealth out of nothing, instead of relying on others to create opportunities for you
sold out!! thank you so much to @cdb_vault for picking up the final edition incredibly lucky to have such lovely and supportive collectors after all this time. love being on this wild ride with such great people
so grateful for all the love yesterday. thank you to everyone who collected or shared soft landing! 🩵 there is only one mint left, and 10 hours remaining to collect it! manifold.xyz/@marlo/id/4271…
should there be a dating app where all the pics are from a @roc_camera (images verified real and unaltered w/blockchain tech)?
We’ve shipped the first three @roc_camera devices from and more start going out today 🪨 🎉 Back in Oct 2024 we set a north star: build a camera that captures verifiably real moments for humans in the age of AI And so here it is, a raw v1: at 80% now, working on the last…
excited for this. sarah’s work is always a vibe
Let's talk about Kid Pix and what it means to me. Kid Pix was a bitmap drawing software for children by Craig Hickman, released by Brøderbund for home use in 1991. When I got it as a gift at the end of 1992, it began my life's journey of making art with computers.
I just minted soft landing from @marlo_here via @manifoldxyz manifold.xyz/@1541146001/id…
thank you for minting and sharing, zak!! it means so much 🙏🏻🩵
I just minted soft landing from @marlo_here via @manifoldxyz manifold.xyz/@1541146001/id…
1/n This is @roc_camera (beta): I've been working on a camera that can take verifiably real moments in the age of AI I feel like we need something like this as we increasingly spend more time online. Why? Good question: